moil (Meaning)
moil (v)
work hard
be agitated
moisten or soil
moil (v. t.)
To daub; to make dirty; to soil; to defile.
moil (v. i.)
To soil one's self with severe labor; to work with painful effort; to labor; to toil; to drudge.
moil (n.)
A spot; a defilement.
Synonyms & Antonyms of moil
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- upheaval
- kerfuffle
- clutter
- ado
- pandemonium
- hullabaloo
- hubbub
- stew
- pother
- hurly
- uproar
- storm
- coil
- furor
- bother
- alarums and excursions
- welter
- squall
- howl
- furore
- hoopla
- ballyhoo
- splore
- hurricane
- hoo-hah
- hurly-burly
- fun
- corroboree
- foofaraw
- roar
- ruckus
- racket
- row
- flurry
- hurry-scurry
- zoo
- hoo-ha
- whirl
- blather
- rumpus
- to-do
- shindy
- bluster
- ruction
- tumult
- helter-skelter
- bustle
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moil Sentence Examples
- The laborers toiled and moiled under the scorching sun, their bodies aching from the relentless labor.
- The students moiled over their textbooks, their minds racing to absorb the vast knowledge.
- The scientists moiled in the laboratory, their experiments requiring meticulous precision and patience.
- The farmer moiled in the field, planting and harvesting crops that would sustain his family.
- The artist moiled at his canvas, brushstrokes creating masterpieces that captured the essence of life.
- The musician moiled on the stage, his fingers deftly plucking at the strings of his guitar.
- The writer moiled at his typewriter, his fingers dancing across the keys as he created worlds with his words.
- The gardener moiled in the garden, nurturing plants that would bring beauty and nourishment.
- The architect moiled over blueprints, designing structures that would stand the test of time.
- The athlete moiled on the field, pushing himself to the limits of his endurance.
FAQs About the word moil
work hard, be agitated, moisten or soilTo daub; to make dirty; to soil; to defile., To soil one's self with severe labor; to work with painful effort; to labor;
hurry, disturbance, turmoil, stir, noise, fuss, clatter,commotion, upheaval, kerfuffle
peace, hush, stillness, tranquility, calm, hush, peace, tranquillity, rest, tranquillity
The laborers toiled and moiled under the scorching sun, their bodies aching from the relentless labor.
The students moiled over their textbooks, their minds racing to absorb the vast knowledge.
The scientists moiled in the laboratory, their experiments requiring meticulous precision and patience.
The farmer moiled in the field, planting and harvesting crops that would sustain his family.
