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backbreaking
[ bak-brey-king ]
adjective
- demanding great effort, endurance, etc.; exhausting:
a backbreaking job.
backbreaking
/ ˈæˌɪɪŋ /
adjective
- demanding great effort; exhausting
Other 51Թ Forms
- be noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of backbreaking1
Example Sentences
From quarry workers to weavers, welders to tailors, the pictures highlight the diverse, backbreaking work undertaken by the estimated 400 million labourers in India.
“It was gruelling, backbreaking work. It was filthy.”
I really do love it in a sick way because it’s hard, backbreaking work to do — showrunning and executive producing and fighting for every story and all of that.
But perhaps just as vexing are the challenges heat poses to the health of firefighters themselves, who already perform backbreaking work saddled with heavy equipment in unforgiving terrain.
We did a lot of backbreaking work, and he rode around on the tractor.
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