tough sledding

The phrase "tough sledding" is often used as an idiom to describe a difficult or challenging situation or endeavor. It implies that progress or success is hard to achieve and requires significant effort. The term originates from the physical act of sledding on rough or snowy terrain, which can be physically demanding and require strength and perseverance. In a broader sense, "tough sledding" can be applied to various situations, such as facing obstacles, overcoming adversity, or experiencing hardships.


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