toil

Part of speech: noun

Toiler.

Part of speech: verb

To labor arduously; work hard.

Part of speech: noun

Fatiguing work; any oppressive task.

Part of speech: adjective

Toilsome.

Part of speech: adverb

Toilly.

Part of speech: noun

Toilness.

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Usage examples "toil":

  1. There were, however, many slaves, and Caesar's visit no more affected their day's toil than it did the course of the sun. - "The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers", Georg Ebers.
  2. Then, groping, she put out her hand- her disfigured, toil- worn hand- and took his, raising it to her lips. - "The Case of Richard Meynell", Mrs. Humphrey Ward.
  3. Appeared like he couldn't bring himself down to toil. - "The Prodigal Judge", Vaughan Kester.