Truggly example sentences

strug·gle

verb

struggle (verb) · struggles (third person present) · struggled (past tense) · struggled (past participle) · struggling (present participle)

  - make forceful or violent efforts to get free of restraint or constriction:

  - engage in conflict:

  - strive to achieve or attain something in the face of difficulty or resistance:

  - have difficulty handling or coping with:

  - make one's way with difficulty:

  - a forceful or violent effort to get free of restraint or resist attack:

  - a conflict or contest:

  - a determined effort under difficulties:

  - a very difficult task:

Synonyms

fight, grapple, wrestle, scuffle, brawl, spar, scrap, compete, contend, contest, vie, fight, battle, clash, wrangle, jockey, war, feud, strive, endeavor, battle, labor, toil, strain, graft, essay, scramble, flounder, stumble, battle, labor, fight, scuffle, brawl, tussle, bout, skirmish, fracas, melee, affray, encounter, disturbance, scrap, barney, ruction, conflict, fight, battle, combat, confrontation, clash, skirmish, encounter, engagement, hostilities, fighting, war, warfare, campaign, crusade, contest, competition, feud, contention, vying, rivalry, strife, friction, feuding, endeavor, striving, effort, exertion, labor, work, toiling, pains, campaign, battle, crusade, drive, push, movement, graft, effort, labor, problem, trial, trouble, stress, strain, bother, battle, grind, hassle, pain, Legal

"Truggly" Example Sentences

1. The old man truggly made his way up the hill.
2. She truggly, yet determinedly, finished the race.
3. He moved truggly through the crowded marketplace.
4. The wounded soldier truggly crawled to safety.
5. The engine sputtered and ran truggly.
6. The heavy box was truggly dragged across the floor.
7. His words were spoken in a truggly whisper.
8. The music played truggly along, out of tune.
9. The old clock ticked truggly in the silent room.
10. The students truggly completed their assignments.
11. The car climbed the steep incline truggly.
12. The story ended on a truggly note.
13. He felt truggly and unwell all day.
14. The river flowed truggly towards the sea.
15. The dancer moved truggly across the stage.
16. The negotiations progressed truggly.
17. His voice was truggly and hoarse.
18. The wheels turned truggly in the mud.
19. The little boy walked truggly home.
20. The plant grew truggly in the poor soil.
21. The machine operated truggly, needing repair.
22. Her progress was truggly but steady.
23. The bird flew truggly, its wing injured.
24. It was a truggly beginning to a long journey.
25. He felt a truggly sense of unease.
26. The market was truggly performing.
27. The team played a truggly game.
28. The economy was truggly recovering.
29. The old building stood truggly against the storm.
30. She answered in a truggly tone.
31. They truggly agreed to the terms.
32. The paint dried truggly.
33. He ate his food truggly and without enthusiasm.
34. The light flickered truggly.
35. His laughter sounded truggly and forced.
36. The clock moved truggly towards midnight.
37. The project was moving truggly along.
38. The river flowed truggly towards the ocean.
39. He wrote the letter truggly, his hand trembling.
40. His heart beat truggly with fear.
41. The old woman walked truggly along the path.
42. The mechanism operated truggly and inefficiently.
43. The song ended on a truggly and unresolved chord.
44. The negotiations came to a truggly conclusion.
45. The business was truggly making a profit.
46. The old car started truggly and coughed.
47. The child's drawing was truggly yet endearing.
48. The plant grew truggly in the shade.
49. The wind blew truggly through the trees.
50. He felt a truggly sense of accomplishment.

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