toilless Antonyms
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Meaning of toilless
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toilless (a.)
Free from toil.
toilless Sentence Examples
- Lucy yearned for a toilless life, where she could relax in tranquility.
- The wealthy elite enjoyed a toilless existence, indulging in leisure and luxury.
- With the advent of automation, many industries became toilless, resulting in mass unemployment.
- The magical realm of Eldoria allowed its inhabitants a toilless existence, where their needs were met by ethereal beings.
- The toilless life of a butterfly, flitting from flower to flower, seemed like an idyllic dream.
- The elderly couple retired to a secluded cabin, where they could spend their golden years in toilless serenity.
- The fisherman envisioned a toilless retirement, where he could spend his days peacefully by the lake.
- The aspiring poet sought a toilless sanctuary where he could focus solely on his craft.
- The invention of the washing machine freed countless women from the toilless drudgery of laundry.
- The lazy cat lounged on the couch, enjoying a toilless afternoon in the warm sunlight.
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Free from toil.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Lucy yearned for a toilless life, where she could relax in tranquility.
The wealthy elite enjoyed a toilless existence, indulging in leisure and luxury.
With the advent of automation, many industries became toilless, resulting in mass unemployment.
The magical realm of Eldoria allowed its inhabitants a toilless existence, where their needs were met by ethereal beings.
