laboring
Laboring (noun) means the act of working hard, especially physical toil. Example: “Years of laboring in the fields had left his hands rough and calloused.”
How to use laboring
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishHard physical work, or the ongoing act of doing it.
US spelling; British English uses "labouring."
Word forms
laborings plural
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Years of _____ in the fields had left his hands rough and calloused.
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What does “laboring” mean?
The word “laboring” means the act of working hard, especially physical toil. In plain terms, hard physical work, or the ongoing act of doing it.
How do you use “laboring” in a sentence?
Here is “laboring” used in a sentence: “Years of laboring in the fields had left his hands rough and calloused.”
What part of speech is “laboring”?
“Laboring” is a noun.
What is the meaning of laboring?
"laboring" (noun) means the act of working hard, especially physical toil.