toil(s) (Meaning)
toil(s)
something by which one is held fast or inextricably involved, to work hard and long, to proceed with laborious effort, overwork, to get or accomplish with great effort, to go on with effort, long strenuous fatiguing labor, struggle, battle, a net to trap game, laborious effort, long hard labor
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toil(s) Sentence Examples
- The farmers toiled diligently in the scorching sun, tending to their crops.
- The construction workers toiled tirelessly, building the towering skyscrapers.
- The scientists toiled relentlessly in the lab, searching for a cure.
- The historians toiled through countless archives, uncovering the secrets of the past.
- The laborers toiled in the mines, extracting precious metals.
- The students toiled over their studies, striving for academic excellence.
- The artists toiled tirelessly at their craft, creating masterpieces that would endure.
- The doctors and nurses toiled around the clock, caring for the sick and injured.
- The activists toiled for justice and equality, fighting for the rights of the marginalized.
- The innovators toiled to create new technologies that would transform the world.
FAQs About the word toil(s)
something by which one is held fast or inextricably involved, to work hard and long, to proceed with laborious effort, overwork, to get or accomplish with great
entanglement, quicksand, morass, web, noose, labyrinth,tangle, snare, quagmire, trap
dallies, slackens, lazes, loafs, eases (up), rests, chills, slacks (off), hangs (around or out), shirks
The farmers toiled diligently in the scorching sun, tending to their crops.
The construction workers toiled tirelessly, building the towering skyscrapers.
The scientists toiled relentlessly in the lab, searching for a cure.
The historians toiled through countless archives, uncovering the secrets of the past.
