Toilsome is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOILSOME in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• demanding much exertion, also TOYLESOME, TOYLSOM
• involving hard or tedious work
• requiring hard work
• Attended with toil, or fatigue and pain; laborious; wearisome; as, toilsome work.
• characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effort

Words related to TOILSOME

toilful10 toilsomely15 toilsomeness14 toylesome14 toylsom12

Words that contain TOILSOME

toilsomely15 toilsomeness14 toilsomenesses16

How to use TOILSOME in a sentence

• In fact, unless a stubborn labor dispute began, nothing broke the dull monotony of toilsome effort.
• Finally a strip of light ahead relieved his anxiety, and after a toilsome penetration of still denser brush he broke through to the bank of the river.
• Once more she stood on the playground of her toilsome childhood.
• But this limited state was as liable to agitation, and often as troublous and as toilsome to govern, as the very greatest of modern states.
• For thou hast of thine own self made those my so sweet precepts, which were given to thee when whole, so toilsome.
• It can be reached by a toilsome, winding path among the vines, called the Snake-way, and when one has ascended to it he is well rewarded by the lovely view.
• The despair of three-quarters of a century of toilsome pursuit has been broken, and the future of the metal has been established.
• Such was the toilsome country over which our two travellers had to pass.
• One of the brethren worked in a hotel where to specially toilsome service was added a treatment far from kind.
• It took fully ten days to accomplish the task, which proved to be a tedious and toilsome one indeed.
• It would mean a toilsome passage, but toil was nothing compared with Torode.
• Dexie missed her father sorely, and the one bright spot in the long, toilsome day was when Guy came in the evening.
• He had need of all the inexhaustible energy of his character to support him through his toilsome walk over the wet grass, or along the slippery ploughed land.
• It really grieved me to give up that hard-earned six hundred, and then to buy it back again by another hard, slow, toilsome climb.
• They have in most provinces given up this toilsome occupation, and the Vaisyas are now the great merchants and bankers of India.
• Let thy foot Fail not with weariness, for on their tops The beauty and the majesty of earth, Spread wide beneath, shall make thee to forget The steep and toilsome way.
• I can not help thinking sometimes that my father deserved a less hard and toilsome existence.
• Austin, the poet-laureate of industrial America, or the toilsome and exciting verbal journeys of the Rev.
• Whatever was feminine about her was of that plaintive variety which may be depended upon to tell the story of whole generations of narrow, toilsome, and unprofitable lives.
• Toilsome, weary days succeeded one another, broken by restless nights, yet ever they pushed westward, slowly, laboriously.
• They can look back, since that crusade was launched, upon a decade of modest beginnings, of toilsome labors, of richly deserved rewards.
• The long and toilsome processes which have marked the progress of the past cannot be shunned by the present generation to our advantage.
• If the early hours were toilsome, the evening will be tranquil and clear.
• In the meanwhile Gotzkowsky continued his toilsome and humiliating journey.
• Having impressed from the inhabitants, who were not bubbling over with patriotism, some horses and wagons, he set out on his toilsome march across the mountains.
• This was some years before the rubber-tired automobile had invaded the flint hills of this section and thirty miles meant hours of toilsome travel.
• The ascent of Mont Blanc from the Valley of Chamouni is considered, and with justice, as the most toilsome feat that a strong man can execute in two days.
• Relieved by these devotional exercises, Sarah rose, and the humble and stricken pair bade adieu to the melancholy scene, and betook themselves to their toilsome journey.

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