gainpain (Meaning)
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gainpain (n.)
Bread-gainer; -- a term applied in the Middle Ages to the sword of a hired soldier.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gainpain
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gainpain Sentence Examples
- The athlete pushed through the gainpain of the grueling workout, determined to improve his performance.
- The hiker endured the gainpain of the steep ascent, reveling in the challenge it presented.
- The artist embraced the gainpain of failure, recognizing it as an essential step in their growth.
- The student persevered through the gainpain of studying late into the night, eager to acquire knowledge.
- The entrepreneur overcame the gainpain of setbacks, using them as opportunities for learning and innovation.
- The parent stood by their child, offering support and encouragement through the gainpain of growing up.
- The patient faced the gainpain of rehabilitation, knowing it was necessary for their recovery.
- The musician embraced the gainpain of practice, dedicating countless hours to honing their craft.
- The writer grappled with the gainpain of self-doubt, but ultimately found the strength to share their work with the world.
- The leader faced the gainpain of making difficult decisions, understanding that it was necessary for the collective good.
FAQs About the word gainpain
Bread-gainer; -- a term applied in the Middle Ages to the sword of a hired soldier.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The athlete pushed through the gainpain of the grueling workout, determined to improve his performance.
The hiker endured the gainpain of the steep ascent, reveling in the challenge it presented.
The artist embraced the gainpain of failure, recognizing it as an essential step in their growth.
The student persevered through the gainpain of studying late into the night, eager to acquire knowledge.
