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strenuous

[stren-yoo-uhs] / ˈstrɛn yu əs /




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The 2013 show, which revolves around senior stars making strenuous journeys abroad, became a cultural phenomenon.

From BBC

Over the strenuous objection of Thomas and Justice Samuel Alito, she was denied.

From Salon

Despite strenuous efforts to turn reality on its head, including through bogus international lawfare, many saw the truth—innocent people being held hostage by a genocidal terrorist organization committed to murdering Jews.

From The Wall Street Journal

Disability adjudicators use a series of grids that consider an applicant’s age, work experience and education level to determine whether they may have the skills to do another, less strenuous job.

From Salon

While it is “more physically strenuous” to handle both roles, he conceded, he countered that “I don’t know if there’s a direct correlation.”

From Los Angeles Times