strenuous in English
all your muscles need more oxygen during strenuous exercise
Use "strenuous" in a sentence
1. Speed dialing is so strenuous
2. Quasi-strenuous great-circle Archradical denom
3. Avoid strenuous exercise in the evening.
4. Avoid strenuous exercise immediately after a meal.
5. He had a strenuous day before him.
6. He made strenuous attempts to stop her.
7. He seems to be Averse to strenuous exercise
8. Don't do anything strenuous for a week or two.
9. Sherry's been making a strenuous effort to lose weight.
10. The plan has met with strenuous opposition.
11. After the operation, you should avoid strenuous exercise.
12. The doctor advised Ken to avoid strenuous exercise.
13. The doctors advised against any strenuous activity for six weeks.
14. But despite her strenuous objections, the building went ahead.
15. 1 The doctor advised Ken to avoid strenuous exercise.
16. Start gently and build up to the more strenuous exercises.
17. Regular exercise is better than occasional bouts of strenuous activity.
18. The strenuous exercise undergone could balance out the increased calories.
19. 16 synonyms for Concerted: coordinated, united, joint, combined, collaborative, strenuous, strong
20. They said, yes, walking the course is strenuous physical exercise.
21. The ship went down although strenuous efforts were made to save it.
22. Into the strenuous Briefness Life: handorgans and April darkness,friends
23. His doctor advised him not to take any strenuous exercise.
24. How about a stroll in the park? Nothing too strenuous.
25. The study advised first doing some warm-up activity before strenuous exercise.
26. Strenuous efforts had been made to improve conditions in the jail.
27. Although it's not strenuous exercise, you feel toned-up, supple and relaxed.
28. 29 In the strenuous world it is the only safeguard of the flippant.
29. Past fifty he looked, but still capable of the strenuous life a herder.
30. English words for Arduo include hard, Arduous, strenuous, tough, uphill and toilsome
31. Strenuous, strong, determined, earnest, active, intensive, energetic, resolute You must make a Concerted …
32. The company has made strenuous attempts to improve its image in recent years.
33. Synonyms for Backbreaking include hard, difficult, arduous, demanding, tough, strenuous, laborious, exacting, gruelling and challenging
34. ● A medical-school study urges people who exercise to avoid starting strenuous physical activity suddenly.
35. The attrition rate was horrible, especially on the days that Nabers ordered strenuous exercise drills.
36. Testing severely the powers of endurance; strenuous: a long, Arduous, and exhausting war
37. The parts were then tested in situations more strenuous than their defined environment.
38. 8 Strenuous effort is needed for a dedicated, baptized Christian to pursue godly devotion.
39. Strenuous efforts were made throughout the war to disguise the scale of civilian casualties.
40. When we engage in strenuous exercise our spleen contracts to supply the muscles with extra blood.
41. As searching for buried treasures calls for strenuous digging, so the quest for wisdom requires perseverance.
42. 19 He rarely does anything more strenuous than changing the channels on the television.
43. They conquered the flood after a strenuous fight lasting four days and four nights.
44. Why, though, does ancestor worship persist in spite of Christendom’s strenuous efforts to eradicate it?
45. Humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) wintering in Hawaiian waters engage in strenuous aggression toward con-specifics.
46. His most notable book, Les Enfants Terribles, was written in a week during a strenuous opium weaning.
47. Although, often quite simple, portions tend to be bigger; perfect for those pursuing strenuous outdoor activities .
48. It may be the least strenuous and safest aerobic exercise for the greater number of people.
49. Synonyms for Arduous include difficult, hard, heavy, taxing, tough, formidable, laborious, onerous, strenuous and trying
50. Do not undertake strenuous exercise for a few hours after a meal to allow food to digest.