toilsome

A little wayside inn gave us a brief respite from our toilsome journey.
Letters from Switzerland|Samuel Irenus Prime
His life had been short and toilsome, but the God of his fathers had delivered him from all his sorrows.
History of the Jews, Vol. I (of 6)|Heinrich Graetz
That is a toilsome road by which one leaves Folkestone for Dover.
The Ingoldsby Country|Charles G. (Charles George) Harper
Four human beings with heavy packs on their backs were making their toilsome way over the snow-covered surface of the frozen sea.
Archibald Hughson|W.H.G. Kingston

The civilization of any people is the slow and toilsome growth of centuries, an unfolding of the people's spirit itself.
The Color Line|William Benjamin Smith

British Dictionary definitions for toilsome

toilsome

toilful

/ (ˈtɔɪlsəm) /

adjective

laborious

Derived forms of toilsome

toilsomely or toilfully, adverbtoilsomeness or toilfulness, noun

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toilsome

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toilful

adjective

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