straining (Meaning)

Wordnet

straining (n)

an intense or violent exertion

the act of distorting something so it seems to mean something it was not intended to mean

Wordnet

straining (s)

taxing to the utmost; testing powers of endurance

straining Sentence Examples

  1. The weightlifters strained every muscle in their bodies to lift the heavy barbells.
  2. The injured hiker strained his ankle as he stumbled down the rocky trail.
  3. The mother strained to hear her baby's faint cry from the other room.
  4. The singer strained her vocal cords during her powerful performance.
  5. The athlete strained to reach the finish line just ahead of her opponent.
  6. The doctor strained to stitch the deep wound as blood oozed out.
  7. The carpenter strained to hold the heavy wooden beam in place.
  8. The dancer's muscles strained as she performed intricate leaps and twirls.
  9. The students strained their brains to solve the difficult math problems.
  10. The fabric of the dress strained at the seams as the woman tried to force herself into it.

FAQs About the word straining

an intense or violent exertion, the act of distorting something so it seems to mean something it was not intended to mean, taxing to the utmost; testing powers

pulling, hurting, stretching, weakening, wrenching, taxing, bruising, racking,damaging, harming

shirking, letting up, hanging (around or out), easing (up), chilling, breaking, idling, resting, resting, letting up

The weightlifters strained every muscle in their bodies to lift the heavy barbells.

The injured hiker strained his ankle as he stumbled down the rocky trail.

The mother strained to hear her baby's faint cry from the other room.

The singer strained her vocal cords during her powerful performance.