单词	backbreaking
释义	backbreaking adjective back·​break·​ing ˈbak-ˌbrā-kiŋ  : extremely arduous, exhausting, or demoralizing backbreaking labor backbreaking rents backbreaker ˈbak-ˌbrā-kər  noun Synonyms arduous Augean challenging demanding difficult effortful exacting formidable grueling gruelling hard heavy hellacious herculean killer laborious moiling murderous pick-and-shovel rigorous rough rugged severe stiff strenuous sweaty tall testing toilsome tough uphill See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences modern machinery has significantly eased the backbreaking work of farming Recent Examples on the Web Its constant work building a personal brand and then effectively monetizing that brand to enable the work to be a full-time job is even more backbreaking. Keith Bendes, Forbes, 6 May 2022 The trials pay better than dishwashing, require no skills and are far less backbreaking than loading and unloading boxes. Los Angeles Times, 20 May 2021 The Kings were leading 80-60 at the time and led by as many as 26 in the game, dealing the Blazers’ playoff chase a backbreaking blow. oregonlive, 8 Mar. 2020 Plus, large shovels hold a backbreaking amount of snow. James Jackson, Popular Mechanics, 18 Sep. 2019 Drawing on unprecedented research, Chang shows how these men performed some of the most dangerous, most backbreaking work to build out the railroad from California, yet received virtually no credit for their contributions. Chris Fuchs, NBC News, 5 Nov. 2019 Spraying fields with pesticides and fertilizers, the drones -- which can cover up to 60 acres a day -- could boost crop yields, save time and make backbreaking field work much easier, according to Bug Away. Sarah Lazarus And Dan Tham, CNN, 3 July 2019 Facing the possibility of major defections, a roster implosion or a backbreaking salary cap position, Brand tap-danced his way through the minefield in impressive fashion. Ben Golliver, The Denver Post, 3 July 2019 Unable to afford any other kind of fishing, Theophile ended up going into the nearby cane fields, taking the backbreaking work of processing sugar. Alec Jacobson, National Geographic, 3 May 2019 See More Word History First Known Use 1766, in the meaning defined above backbreaking adjective as in difficult requiring considerable physical or mental effort modern machinery has significantly eased the backbreaking work of farming Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance difficult challenging tough demanding rigorous hard arduous heavy formidable complicated grueling strenuous exhausting toilsome laborious herculean effortful rough sweaty rugged testing exacting painful uphill severe gruelling intricate murderous hellacious tall killer stiff complex moiling serious brutal onerous labored pick-and-shovel taxing problematic involved bruising burdensome oppressive annoying abstruse stressful tricky grim elusive thorny troublesome stubborn Augean trying irksome knotty abstract hairy problematical tight recondite insoluble ticklish vexatious strict bothersome stringent cruel spiny distressing opaque grievous inhuman Antonyms & Near Antonyms easy simple effortless undemanding cheap mindless light doable soft facile elementary uncomplicated achievable clear painless smooth gentle manageable comforting soothing relaxed accessible friendly idiotproof user-friendly See More
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