shouldering (Meaning)

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shouldering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Shoulder

The village elder, shouldering the burden of a heavy decision, walked slowly down the path.
The exhausted hiker shouldered the backpack and continued up the rugged trail.
The young man shouldered the responsibility of providing for his family with unwavering determination.
The captain shouldered the weight of the ship's fate, navigating treacherous waters with confidence.
The athlete shouldered the barbell with ease, preparing for an intense workout.
The firefighter shouldered the heavy equipment into the blazing building, risking his life to save others.
The student shouldered the task of studying diligently, knowing that her future depended on it.
The CEO shouldered the challenges of the economic downturn, leading the company through troubled times.
The mother shouldered the burden of childcare and housework, sacrificing her own time for her children.
The friend shouldered the emotional weight of her companion, offering support and empathy during a difficult time.

of Shoulder

assuming,accepting, undertaking, bearing,embracing, taking over, adopting, consenting, acceding, endorsing

repudiating, disowning, refusing, rejecting, avoiding, renouncing, avoiding, declining, disowning, refusing

The village elder, shouldering the burden of a heavy decision, walked slowly down the path.

The exhausted hiker shouldered the backpack and continued up the rugged trail.

The young man shouldered the responsibility of providing for his family with unwavering determination.

The captain shouldered the weight of the ship's fate, navigating treacherous waters with confidence.