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To apply great and continuous effort

To rise and fall rhythmically or spasmodically, sometimes violently

A typically loud state of activity or disturbance

Exhausting work or labor

A state of bondage, slavery, or subjugation to another person

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Verb

To apply great and continuous effort

work oneself to the bone

knock oneself out

work like a Trojan

work like a dog

make every effort

bend over backwards

give it your all

give it your best shot

work day and night

work your fingers to the bone

break your neck

make an all-out effort

rupture yourself

keep your nose to the grindstone

pull out all the stops

break one's back

keep your head down

do your damnedest

spare no effort

lean over backwards

make a great effort

put yourself out

jump through hoops

fall over backwards

put one's back into something

leave no stone unturned

have a crack at

get your head down

work your guts out

move heaven and earth

old college try

work one's butt off

give something one's best shot

give something one's all

burn the candle at both ends

work like a slave

work one's nuts off

keep nose to grindstone

go back to the salt mines

overwork oneself

put up a fight against

apply oneself to

work one's socks off

give it a whirl

go for the jugular

go for the doctor

strain every nerve

make a supreme effort

push oneself to the limit

drive oneself to the limit

proceed laboriously

have a swing at

try one's hardest

put one's back into it

have one's nose to grindstone

bust one's balls

put your head down

put effort into something

work fingers to bone

show dedication

devote yourself

show commitment

use some elbow grease

take it on oneself

roll up one's sleeves

make an attempt

get your act together

give it all one has

pull up one's socks

do one's darnedest

give all one's got

go hammer and tongs

work one's tail off

take great pains

give it one's all

toil intensively

work diligently

labor strenuously

go the whole nine yards

bust one's butt

pay attention to

take a crack at

apply your mind

direct your efforts towards

put to the test

take a whack at

make an attempt at

kill oneself with

do one's durnedest

work one's socks off on

pull out all stops

give old college try

put one's back in it

put one's shoulder to the wheel

belly up to the bar

get down to the nitty-gritty

get down to brass tacks

get down to nuts and bolts

get down to business

battle one's way

move with difficulty

make one's way with difficulty

proceed with difficulty

soldier on with

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“Struggling to make ends meet, they moil away at their jobs, sometimes two or three jobs each.”

Verb

To rise and fall rhythmically or spasmodically, sometimes violently

“Suddenly, I noticed something happening in his face beginning to moil and move.”

Noun

A typically loud state of activity or disturbance

alarums and excursions

hustle and bustle

hell broke loose

fuss and feathers

Sturm und Drang

fuss and bother

all hell breaking loose

tempest in a teapot

hectic activity

much ado about nothing

ungovernableness

uncontrollability

storm in a teacup

toing and froing

comings and goings

breach of the peace

state of unrest

topsy-turviness

all hell broken loose

three-ring circus

disorganization^US

disorganisation^UK

rough-and-tumble

utter confusion

misunderstanding

rough and tumble

difference of opinion

monkey business

public disturbance

exchange of blows

disorderly conduct

public nuisance

scene of confusion

knock-down-drag-out

tempest in a teacup

tempest in a tea-kettle

mountain out of a molehill

chaotic situation

dissatisfaction

howl of protest

street fighting

violent disorder

physical encounter

flurry of activity

wrestling match

outbreak of violence

chain of events

topsy-turvyness

an omnishambles

lengthy process

tedious business

exchange of views

verbal sparring

bone of contention

howls of protest

formal complaint

bit of argy-bargy

exhibition of oneself

display of emotion

chorus of disapproval

distressed state

state of agitation

state of anxiety

perilous experiences

dangerous experiences

exciting experiences

discontinuation

destabilisation^UK

destabilization^US

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“There, you forget the moil of modern life, its sordid cares and feverish unrest, and fancy yourself back in the Middle Ages.”

Noun

Exhausting work or labor

blood, sweat and tears

blood, sweat, and tears

sweat of one's brow

one's level best

industriousness

back-breaking task

conscientiousness

labour of Hercules

backbreaking work

heavy labour^UK

physical effort

old college try

trials and tribulations

tough assignment

uphill struggle

difficult project

single-mindedness

hardworkingness

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“It has lifted much of the drudgery from the shoulders of the country-bred youth, who no longer loses his elastic step and suppleness of limb in the moil of the farm.”

Noun

A state of bondage, slavery, or subjugation to another person

chains constraint

peculiar institution

human trafficking

penal servitude

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