strenuous

IPA: strˈɛnjuʌs

adjective

  • Having great vigour or energy; forceful.
  • (of a task) Requiring great exertion; very laborious
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Examples of "strenuous" in Sentences

  • Objections were strenuous from the Chinese, and totally ignored.
  • Your child should rest the joint for 24 hours and may not participate in strenuous activity for one week.
  • SOṆĀ, 'Bahuputtikā,' daughter of a clansman of Sāvatthī, foremost of the Sisters who were eminent in strenuous will
  • Our government often disagrees in strenuous terms about how this federal government practises federalism and uses its leverage.
  • Nicephorus and Leo, triumphed over the Saracens, the hours which the emperor owed to his people were consumed in strenuous idleness.
  • Members of the VIP protection unit in Gauteng have threatened to down tools over what they describe as strenuous working conditions and ill-treatment.
  • The memo listed the potential side effects of ephedra and stressed that the HHS warning was directed to "athletes and those who engage in strenuous physical activities."
  • When it comes to the actual work in strenuous times such as when a battle is going on, or when there is any special call for a lot of fighting in the air, each pilot usually has two jobs a day, and sometimes three.
  • Davutoglu spoke at length about what he described as strenuous efforts by Turkey and Brazil to meet the terms of a letter Obama sent to Erdogan and Brazil's president, outlining the terms of the deal to fuel a research reactor.

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