Arduous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARDUOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• laborious
• involving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult and tiring
• hard to accomplish, strenuous
• Steep and lofty, in a literal sense; hard to climb.
• Attended with great labor, like the ascending of acclivities; difficult; laborious; as, an arduous employment, task, or enterprise.
• characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effort
• taxing to the utmost; testing powers of endurance
• difficult to accomplish; demanding considerable mental effort and skill
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• involving great labor or hardship

Words related to ARDUOUS

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How to use ARDUOUS in a sentence

• The fever, which he had shaken off for a time, had been brought back by the arduous work he had insisted on performing, and he was but the shadow of his former self.
• But his arduous labors told upon his health, and he removed to Braintree, where he lived for some months, riding into Boston every day.
• The journey before the home-seekers was about 100 miles, and at the slow rate of progress they were compelled to make, it was necessarily a long and arduous task.
• From the cursory view here taken, it must clearly appear to have been an arduous part.
• Captain Douglass was aware of this interest, and anxious, amidst his arduous duties, to get the necessary time to arrange his notes and materials.
• In five weeks of most arduous toil I managed thus to make a jar which I estimated to hold a gallon and a half.
• The energetic regent, George Podiebrad, by adroit diplomacy succeeded, after an arduous contest, in obtaining the election by the Bohemian nobles to the throne of Bohemia.
• Living the simple but arduous life of the hunters and trappers, he sought to bury the folly of the past, and restore his hopes of a brighter and better future.
• In the summer I was back in England, but the task of defending the Boer farmers grew more and more arduous, and I only heard that Oscar was going on as well as could be expected.
• There are many hours in the life of the most strenuous and arduous man when the mind goes its own way and thinks its own thoughts.
• That the effort was arduous, and even perilous, he was fully aware.
• Some came to be among his most successful preachers, and in the army, and out of it, nobly aided him in his victorious but arduous conflict with the evils of the time.
• In this double spirit of independence and submission it has been my desire to perform the arduous task now finished and offered to the charitable judgment of the reader.
• This time the undertaking was less arduous than the trip from there back to Shoulder-blade had been.
• He had neither the time nor the health that was needed for the prosecution of so arduous an undertaking.
• It was arduous and lacked the thrill of a real campaign, but in any event, it kept Lee from growing rusty as a soldier.
• February 14th, Rear-Admiral Sir Gordon Bremer, after long and arduous services to his country.
• Kindly assure the friends of my continued prayers at the Holy Shrines for their welfare and the success of their arduous yet noble task.
• Mountfort Mills, is now with me in Haifa, and will ere long join you in the discharge of your manifold and arduous duties.
• Sometimes the difficulties are arduous, but out of love for the friends of God and with desire to sacrifice myself in the pathway of God, I bear them in gladness.
• It was the holiday resort of the girl born and bred to the arduous, and sometimes monotonous life of the plains.
• Upon hearing this unwelcome news, Charles began the arduous task of collecting another army.
• He doubted whether his strength would be adequate to bear the strain of the arduous task which obviously lay before the new commission, and Mrs.
• Gabriel spoke of his past, in order to convince the young woman that his work in the Cathedral would not be very arduous.
• This plan was carried out, but nothing came to disturb the young hunters, and all managed to get a fairly good rest after their arduous doing of the early part of the night.
• Owing to failing health he returned, after many arduous labours, to the United States, and became Rector of St.
• At first sight the subject had struck him as newer and less arduous, and certainly as less lengthy, than the article he had thought of writing on the Primitive German Painters.
• His parents wished him to keep to agricultural pursuits and after a very brief education at the village school he commenced this arduous form of labour at the age of nine.
• If I have the misfortune of differing with some of my fellow-citizens on this great and arduous subject, it is no small consolation to me that I do not differ from you.
• Assuredly many an author has sunk into his grave without the consciousness of having obtained that fame for which he had sacrificed an arduous life.
• Notwithstanding his arduous labors as chairman of the naval committee, Mr.
• His fare was frugal, his bed hard, and his duties arduous in the extreme.

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