moils (Meaning)

moils

to be in continuous agitation, hard work, to make wet or dirty, to work hard, confusion, turmoil

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The farmer moils in the fields, tirelessly toiling for the harvest.
The overworked employee moils relentlessly, their mind and body yearning for respite.
The students moil over their textbooks, engrossed in endless hours of study.
The scientists moil in the laboratory, seeking breakthroughs with unwavering determination.
The construction workers moil in the scorching heat, erecting towering structures.
The athlete moils on the field, pushing their limits to achieve victory.
The artist moils with passion and creativity, pouring their soul into their masterpiece.
The caregiver moils with unwavering love and attention, tending to the needs of their loved ones.
The entrepreneur moils tirelessly, driven by an unyielding desire for success.
The volunteers moil in the aftermath of disaster, selfless and unwavering in their support.

to be in continuous agitation, hard work, to make wet or dirty, to work hard, confusion, turmoil

disturbances, alarums and excursions, commotions, shindies, furors, fusses, noises, furores, turmoils, stirs

calms, quiets,tranquillities, rests, tranquilities, peaces, hushes, orders,quietudes,

The farmer moils in the fields, tirelessly toiling for the harvest.

The overworked employee moils relentlessly, their mind and body yearning for respite.

The students moil over their textbooks, engrossed in endless hours of study.

The scientists moil in the laboratory, seeking breakthroughs with unwavering determination.