toilsomeness
/ˈtɔɪl.səm.nəs/Word connections
noun
/ˈtɔɪl.səm.nəs/
Существительное, обозначающее качество, требующее длительных, тяжелых или изнурительных усилий.
Cualidad de lo que requiere un esfuerzo prolongado, pesado o agotador; condición de ser laborioso, penoso o fatigoso.
Nom désignant la qualité de ce qui exige des efforts longs, pénibles ou épuisants, ou l'état de ce qui est fastidieux et laborieux.
Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft oder den Zustand bezeichnet, mühsam, beschwerlich oder ermüdend zu sein und langwierige, schwere oder erschöpfende Anstrengung zu erfordern.
Substantivo que designa a qualidade do que é penoso, cansativo ou exige esforço prolongado e extenuante.
名词，指需要长时间、艰苦或令人精疲力竭的努力的性质或状态。
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A noun referring to the quality of requiring prolonged, hard, or exhausting effort.
uncountable
Quality of requiring extended effortC2formal
The state or quality of being laborious, demanding, or requiring prolonged and strenuous effort.
ТрудоёмкостьCualidad de requerir esfuerzo prolongadoCaractère pénibleMühseligkeitPenosidade费力性الاجتهاد المُضني- The toilsomeness of the journey was evident in their exhausted faces.
- He underestimated the toilsomeness of the manual labor involved.
- The toilsomeness of the research process made the final discovery all the more rewarding.
Synonymsarduousnessburdensomenessdifficultyeffortfulnessexertionlaboriousnessonerousnessstrenuousnesstoil
Antonymseasinessfacilitysimplicity
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