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Pitfall

usgb/ˈpɪtfɔːl/Volume
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Often used metaphorically to discuss potential problems in plans, projects, or activities. SlideVenturing into freelance work has its pitfalls, like irregular income.
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Pitfall usually signifies a danger that's not immediately obvious rather than a physical hazard. SlideMany people ignore the pitfalls of skipping breakfast, like lower energy levels.
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It implies a negative outcome that should be avoided or considered carefully. SlideDon't overlook the pitfalls of neglecting regular exercise for your health.