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Meanings of travail in English
Concluding state of pregnancy; from the onset of contractions to the birth of a child.
Usage of travail in English
1
Each morn that dawns I wake in travail and in woe, And
2
The world is in travail, and its agitation waxeth day by day.
3
The travail is already begun in you that will form the Christ.'
4
He eliminates it with stern effort and much travail of the spirit.
5
In such travail of soul, he who suffers through suffering is satisfied.
6
Our friend is this day delivered from the womb of earthly travail.
7
God called and qualified her for it by deep travail of spirit.
8
His theology is only the travail of his soul, glowing and molten.
9
But be of good heart; for we will not disappoint thy travail.'
10
The travail was lasting too long, and they had no thoughts left.
11
I could see, could almost hear, the travail of his honest soul.
12
Deep within me, some motive, some purpose, was being born in travail.
13
Aweary am I of life's toil and travail: he who like me
14
When will the tranquil heart forget earthly travail wholly and for always?
15
So he said to himself, By Allah, all my travail is lost!
16
I'd hate to think time and travail had faded them, like mine.
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Travail through the time
Travail across language varieties
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