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Meanings of arduous in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hard"
Examples for "hard"
1
First year was fine, he says, but second year was very hard.
2
But there's also a lot of hard work involved, often physical work.
3
It has been a year of hard work, focus, and great success.
4
Result: Stylish and yet hard to use and packed with proprietary technology.
5
Crew members don't just work hard -they often work every day.
1
China's new climate-related insurance services, however, often depend on heavy government subsidies.
2
Reporting remains subject to heavy legal constraint, thus key information remains obscured.
3
Twenty years of freedom have seen heavy investment is Soweto's public transport.
4
And Western Australia has particularly heavy penalties under its Public Health Act.
5
There is also new evidence that heavy precipitation has increased in Europe.
1
Mr Vailea said teachers punishing students physically is clearly against the law.
2
The market seems to be punishing companies in that position, he added.
3
It was punishing; he had never before done such hard physical work.
4
The main end of the punishing affair was to feed their writing.
5
We could also start punishing all murderers with public torture and beheading.
1
The work was laborious and pointless, as far as Aylaen could see.
2
Time went on; things happened; but Ryecroft was still laborious and poor.
3
Similarly, advances in science and medicine have been achieved through laborious research.
4
In one minute the respiration was laborious, and the pupils were dilated.
5
Health and posterity are the portion of the poor- Imeanthe laborious.
1
The following year he had a gruelling training period in nine movies.
2
Few Irish athletes remain more committed, particularly in such a gruelling event.
3
A set of knives and the beginning of a gruelling training regime.
4
Yet again we have seen gruelling evidence thirty-two teams are too many.
5
Their ascent has been far longer and more gruelling than Veronica expected.
1
It was 13 weeks of grueling work chest-deep in water and cold.
2
Photo: supplied In the south island another grueling event is also underway.
3
A grueling multi-hour training session may call for 90 grams per hour.
4
A month of hard travel-aftera month of grueling training and heartache.
5
Ferreting him out was going to be a long, grueling, time-consuming process.
1
She had before her a toilsome journey in the companionship of men.
2
And now commenced their toilsome journey down the side of the cataract.
3
Contrast with this toilsome slowness the speed of the junk bound down-stream.
4
Two years or more passed away in quiet, toilsome days for Mildred.
5
It was the same old smoky, toilsome place, a perceptible bit lower.
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New York then added two backbreaking goals late in the second period.
2
The going was harder now; it was backbreaking work pulling the line.
3
He'd take a bit of marching over that backbreaking work any time.
4
It was a backbreaking job, and the real work hadn't even begun.
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Tommy wondered, too, whether his father's backbreaking work was hurting his golf.
1
Some of the Xenia are far-fetched and operose, while others sound rather vacuous.
2
But what an operose method!
Usage of arduous in English
1
She helped people with the arduous paperwork involved in collecting government aid.
2
Revitalizing the New Orleans streetcar system has been a slow, arduous process.
3
It is arduous and often painful, but helps provide for their families.
4
These arduous examinations, particularly the Leaving, are also a uniquely Irish experience.
5
It had been a long, arduous journey through New Crobuzon's vaulted conduits.
6
And you thought your 45-minute commute to work in London was arduous!
7
That is admittedly an arduous and often too drawn out a process.
8
Living in the north appeared to be an arduous occupation this week.
9
When interest rates peaked in 1990, payments were arduous but quickly declined.
10
The climb should not be arduous, although we cannot use the road.
11
The drive to the Dartmoor was no longer arduous and too long.
12
Finding replacements for creative directors can be a long and arduous task.
13
With the year 1876 the really arduous portion of the campaign commenced.
14
The means used were profuse, in proportion as the task was arduous.
15
For two Galway students, the exams have been a particularly arduous time.
16
You must not interfere in the rather arduous task I shall undertake.
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Arduous through the time
Arduous across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common