Laborious - Law Dictionary Search Results
VerbarOxymoron
figure in which an epithet of a contrary signification is added to a word e g cruel kindness laborious idleness
Lucubratory
Composed by candlelight or by night of or pertaining to night studies laborious or painstaking
labourious
characterized by toilsome effort same as laborious British spelling
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Laborless
Not involving labor not laborious easy
Gasp
To open the mouth wide in catching the breath or in laborious respiration to labor for breath to respire convulsively to pant violently
Expiscate
To fish out to find out by skill or laborious investigation to search out
Exertion
or putting into motion or action the active exercise of any power or faculty an effort esp a laborious or perceptible effort as an exertion of strength or power an exertion of the limbs or of the
Encumbrance
That which encumbers a burden which impedes action or renders it difficult and laborious a clog an impediment See Incumbrance
Eke
augment now commonly used with out the notion conveyed being to add to or piece out by a laborious inferior or scanty addition as to eke out a scanty supply of one kind with some other
Climb
To ascend or mount laboriously esp by use of the hands and feet
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Laborious - Law Dictionary Search Results
VerbarOxymoron
figure in which an epithet of a contrary signification is added to a word e g cruel kindness laborious idleness
Lucubratory
Composed by candlelight or by night of or pertaining to night studies laborious or painstaking
labourious
characterized by toilsome effort same as laborious British spelling
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Laborless
Not involving labor not laborious easy
Gasp
To open the mouth wide in catching the breath or in laborious respiration to labor for breath to respire convulsively to pant violently
Expiscate
To fish out to find out by skill or laborious investigation to search out
Exertion
or putting into motion or action the active exercise of any power or faculty an effort esp a laborious or perceptible effort as an exertion of strength or power an exertion of the limbs or of the
Encumbrance
That which encumbers a burden which impedes action or renders it difficult and laborious a clog an impediment See Incumbrance
Eke
augment now commonly used with out the notion conveyed being to add to or piece out by a laborious inferior or scanty addition as to eke out a scanty supply of one kind with some other
Climb
To ascend or mount laboriously esp by use of the hands and feet
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