চরম effortfulness

strenuousness's Usage Examples:

distance, is arguably the most important value used in quantifying the strenuousness of a trip.

" Vowell compares her life to Roosevelt's, especially her lack of strenuousness, and refers to the speech directly.

Seville characterized Suintila as a man of "faith, prudence, industry, strenuousness in examination in the passing of judicial sentences, outstanding care.

training in strategy", and could be "played with varying degrees of strenuousness.

"The Washington Post said that while the novel is "dark, it's strenuousness pays off with an ending that provides a useful solution to all of us.

as "a meritorious musician with an ungainly presence; an actor whose strenuousness in representing the hunger of the imprisoned captive in the dungeon.

The 12th hole is called the Cardiac Hole, due to the strenuousness of the walk.

The advanced courses differ in length and degree of strenuousness.

that Horniman's high-minded theatrical ventures had "an air of gloomy strenuousness" about them.

Despite criticisms of his voice's strenuousness and lack of agility, Donzelli can be held to represent the junction.

His death being in vivid contrast with the strenuousness of his young days, when he was coxswain of the lifeboat, and when, with.

Eventually all horses with the syndrome will need to lessen the strenuousness of their work, but with proper management, a horse with navicular syndrome.

This strenuousness resulted in a complete breakdown in 1910.

later) rates a climb according to the overall technical difficulty and strenuousness of the route.

epitome of all things conductive to luxurious relaxation after the strenuousness of war.

These results could be explained by the strenuousness of 3 to 6 months newborn care.

"After the strenuousness of the B♭ Fugue [first section], the effect is of an almost blinding.

strenuousness's Meaning':

extreme effortfulness

Synonyms:

effortfulness; arduousness;

Antonyms:

effortlessness; ease; simpleness;