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Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words

Difficulty:

signifies "with difficulty, hardly" (from molos, "toil"). In Luk 9:39, it is rendered "hardly," of the "difficulty" in the departure of a demon. In Act 27:7, 8, 16, where the AV has three different renderings, "scarce," "hardly," and "much work," respectively, the RV has "with difficulty" in each place. For its other meanings, "scarce, scarcely," see Act 14:18; Rom 5:7; 1Pe 4:18.
See HARDLY, No. 3.