straineous
straineous adjective: causing strain; strenuous.
Adjective
straineous (comparative more straineous, superlative most straineous)
Examples of straineous in a sentence
- Amos wouldn't really believe this and he had observed the resting position was more straineous even when the legs are only moving.2013, Aliyo Momot, The Codes:
- Being an author is sometimes straineous on the brain but over time you develop the technicalities to sustain consciousness.2020, Noel Grace, A Visionary Messenger:
Forms of straineous
| comparative | more straineous |
|---|---|
| superlative | most straineous |
Origin of straineous
Uncertain. Possibly an alteration or error of strenuous; alternatively, perhaps a new formation equivalent to strain + -eous.
Questions about straineous
- What does straineous mean?
- Straineous means causing strain; strenuous.
- How do you use straineous in a sentence?
- Amos wouldn't really believe this and he had observed the resting position was more straineous even when the legs are only moving.
- What part of speech is straineous?
- Straineous is an adjective.
Words near straineous in the dictionary
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