entoil (Meaning)

Webster

entoil (v. t.)

To take with toils or bring into toils; to insnare.

No weak antonyms found.

The intricate design was meticulously entoiled on the fabric, showcasing the artist's delicate craftsmanship.
The scientist entoiled himself in research, spending countless hours poring over data and conducting experiments.
The politician entoiled to win the hearts and minds of voters, delivering speeches and making promises.
The athlete entoiled in training, pushing their body to the limits in preparation for the competition.
The artist entoiled in their creative process, letting their emotions and experiences flow onto the canvas.
The cook entoiled in preparing the meal, carefully selecting ingredients and following a precise recipe.
The writer entoiled over their manuscript, editing and refining every word to create a perfect piece of work.
The gardener entoiled in their backyard, planting seeds and tending to their plants with love and care.
The volunteer entoiled in a soup kitchen, serving food and offering a helping hand to those in need.
The child entoiled in their homework, diligently completing assignments and learning new things.

To take with toils or bring into toils; to insnare.

trap, tangle, mesh, capture, involve, ensnare, snare, catch up, ensnarl, net

liberate, detach, disentangle,disentangle, extricate, free, free, detach, liberate, extricate

The intricate design was meticulously entoiled on the fabric, showcasing the artist's delicate craftsmanship.

The scientist entoiled himself in research, spending countless hours poring over data and conducting experiments.

The politician entoiled to win the hearts and minds of voters, delivering speeches and making promises.

The athlete entoiled in training, pushing their body to the limits in preparation for the competition.