toiled (Meaning)

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toiled (imp. & p. p.)

of Toil

The laborers toiled tirelessly in the unforgiving heat and humidity.
The students toiled through the night, pouring over books and notes.
The farmers toiled the land, planting seeds and tending the fields.
The scientists toiled in their laboratories, conducting experiments and seeking breakthroughs.
The artists toiled over their canvases, creating masterpieces that would inspire generations.
The engineers toiled on the design plans, ensuring the safety and integrity of the structure.
The writers toiled with words, weaving stories that captivated and transported readers.
The performers toiled on stage, honing their skills and bringing characters to life.
The parents toiled to provide for their families, working long hours and sacrificing their own needs.
The activists toiled for social change, advocating for justice and equality.

of Toil

labored, wrought, struggled, sweated, worked, slogged, hustled, dug (away), plodded, travailed

rested, chilled, basked, lazed, broke, idled, lounged, eased (up), slackened, slackened

The laborers toiled tirelessly in the unforgiving heat and humidity.

The students toiled through the night, pouring over books and notes.

The farmers toiled the land, planting seeds and tending the fields.

The scientists toiled in their laboratories, conducting experiments and seeking breakthroughs.