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untoiled

untoiled adjective: without hard work performed upon it.

Adjective

untoiled (not comparable)

  1. Without hard work performed upon it.
    • Froude's description of the leisured life on the average Antillean homestead, where the soil brings forth fruit in abundance, untoiled, blends the prelapsarian world of genesis, golden-age mythology, and the description of the Cyclopes' island in The Odyssey […]2010, Lorna Hardwick, Carol Gillespie, Classics in Post-Colonial Worlds, page 196

Origin of untoiled

From un- + toiled.

Questions about untoiled

What does untoiled mean?
Untoiled means without hard work performed upon it.
What part of speech is untoiled?
Untoiled is an adjective.

Words near untoiled in the dictionary

  1. untogetherness
  2. untoggle
  3. untoggled
  4. untoggles
  5. untoggling
  6. untoiled
  7. untoileted
  8. untoiling
  9. untoilsome
  10. untokenized
  11. untold

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