moiled (Meaning)

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moiled (imp. & p. p.)

of Moil

The laborers moiled tirelessly under the relentless sun, their bodies aching with fatigue.
The refugees moiled through the crowded streets, desperate for a place to rest.
The surgeons moiled through the night, performing a complex and life-saving procedure.
The students moiled through the exam, their pens furiously scribbling on paper.
The firefighters moiled amidst the raging flames, relentlessly battling to save lives and property.
The farmers moiled in their fields, their hands calloused from a lifetime of labor.
The scientists moiled in the laboratory, their minds consumed by the pursuit of knowledge.
The artists moiled over their canvases, their brushes creating vibrant masterpieces.
The writers moiled at their desks, their fingers dancing across keyboards in search of the perfect words.
The activists moiled for social justice, their voices tirelessly advocating for the marginalized.

of Moil

struggled, labored, dug (away), worked, wrought, plodded, strived, plugged, slaved, slogged

hung (around or out),eased (up), chilled, broke, let up, bummed, goofed (off), hanged (around or out), chilled, slackened

The laborers moiled tirelessly under the relentless sun, their bodies aching with fatigue.

The refugees moiled through the crowded streets, desperate for a place to rest.

The surgeons moiled through the night, performing a complex and life-saving procedure.

The students moiled through the exam, their pens furiously scribbling on paper.