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Quagmire can be used as a noun with two different meanings.

  1. A soft, soggy, swampy, area. (See marsh.)
  2. A difficult and troubling situation. (See predicament.)

The word has its origins with "quag" and "mire" to mean bog. The word is also figuratively used to mean "a difficult situation" ^(1)^^(2)^^(3)^

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