Frustrations [noun]

In spite of its terrific frustrations her life was a triumph all the same, as I now see it.

I pity it as I would any child which must suffer under such terrific frustrations and handicaps.

She went through the same frustrations as he did, with different tools and in a different medium.

"Clothing breeds such false modesty and so many foolish frustrations," Dirrul's host explained.

The (p. 626) search also had its frustrations, for some materials seem permanently lost.

Young ones, too, so twisted and warped with frustrations they don't dare try what they daydream about.

Of late, he realized, there most certainly had developed a plot to undermine his health by constant frustrations.

If so, it was because of the grinding frustrations of his job.

People will always find reason to rebel against authority, and I will be there to channel their frustrations into my own plans.

Such a person would want to start over again minus fears and frustrations, but not completely penniless.