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moil

[moil] / mɔɪl /
VERB
labor
Synonyms
STRONG
back cultivate drive drudge endeavor fag grind plod slave strain strive struggle sweat tend toil travail tug work
WEAK
bear down exert oneself plug away pour it on work oneself to the bone
Antonyms
STRONG
be lazy destroy discourage dissuade idle ignore laze neglect rest

Example Sentences

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Last week, he dashed into a moil of rioting Juliette Barnes fans to save Maddie when a shelf fell on her head.

From Slate • Apr. 2, 2013

The scene becomes a moil of solo showing off, a gleeful choreographic cadenza that no choreographer could plot.

From Time Magazine Archive

They say good-bye in another convenient tur moil of Zeppelins and searchlights.

From Time Magazine Archive

Facing the awesome grandeur and cruel humors of the weather, ancient man was forced to attribute the mysterious cosmic moil to deities.

From Time Magazine Archive

Please don't mix your own sweet self into this horrid moil.

From In the Onyx Lobby by Wells, Carolyn