toilsome

IPA: tˈɔɪɫsʌm

adjective

  • Requiring continuous physical effort; laborious.
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Examples of "toilsome" in Sentences

  • He could begin the toilsome task anew.
  • Thankfully, the jobs are less toilsome.
  • Labour is toilsome and its gains are slow.
  • Someone please rescue me from toilsome work.
  • Working at the construction site is toilsome.
  • It was a toilsome slavery under the Spaniards.
  • It's the maintenance that is much more toilsome.
  • Sugar Rodgers emerges from toilsome roots to lead Hoyas.
  • The majority of the old stuck to toilsome hand scrubbing.
  • Leaving the horses tied below, we began a toilsome ascent.

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