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Definition of difficultness in English:

difficultness

noun

See difficult

‘Among girls, maternal hostile child-rearing attitudes, role dissatisfaction, and perceived temperamental difficultness of the child were all significant predictors of self-esteem in adolescence.’
  • ‘High activity and low sociability are less accepted in girls than in boys, and this may explain why temperamental difficultness predicted low self-esteem among girls only.’
  • ‘They pride themselves on their difficultness.’
  • ‘This constellation of dimensions has been referred to as perceived child difficultness or perceived difficult temperament.’
  • ‘The child temperament variable of difficultness was related only to MC.’