hard-labored (Meaning)
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hard-labored (a.)
Wrought with severe labor; elaborate; studied.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hard-labored
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hard-labored Sentence Examples
- The hard-labored farmers toiled tirelessly under the scorching sun.
- The construction workers were hard-labored, enduring grueling hours and heavy lifting.
- Miners spent their days in hard-labored toil, extracting minerals from deep within the earth.
- The nurses worked hard-labored shifts, providing compassionate care to their patients.
- The teachers faced a hard-labored day, engaging students and inspiring their minds.
- The single mother faced a hard-labored existence, juggling work and childcare.
- The athlete endured hard-labored training sessions, pushing their limits to achieve excellence.
- The migrant workers toiled hard-labored hours in harsh conditions to support their families.
- The humanitarian aid workers faced hard-labored challenges, providing relief to victims of war and disaster.
- The firefighters fought hard-labored battles against raging infernos, risking their own lives to save others.
FAQs About the word hard-labored
Wrought with severe labor; elaborate; studied.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hard-labored farmers toiled tirelessly under the scorching sun.
The construction workers were hard-labored, enduring grueling hours and heavy lifting.
Miners spent their days in hard-labored toil, extracting minerals from deep within the earth.
The nurses worked hard-labored shifts, providing compassionate care to their patients.
