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adjective
- 1. extremely tiring and demanding: "a gruelling schedule"
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GRUELLING definition: extremely tiring and difficult, and demanding great effort and determination: . Learn more.
Definitions of 'grueling' A grueling activity is extremely difficult and tiring to do. [...] More. Pronunciations of 'grueling' American English: gruəlɪŋ. More. Translations of 'grueling' English-French. adjective: [schedule, day] exténuant (exténuante); [race, competition] exténuant (exténuante) [...] See entry. English-Japanese.
grueling. 1 ENTRIES FOUND: grueling (adjective) grueling (US) adjective. or British gruelling / ˈgruːwəlɪŋ/. Britannica Dictionary definition of GRUELING. [more grueling; most grueling] : very difficult : requiring great effort. a grueling race.
It is an adjective that describes an experience that is excessively difficult or demanding. For example: "The grueling exam lasted for almost four hours, and I was exhausted afterwards.". exact ( 59 )
Synonyms for GRUELING: exhausting, tiring, fatiguing, arduous, hard, punishing, gruelling, brutal, demanding, difficult, backbreaking, fierce, heavy, strenuous, taxing, laborious; Antonyms for GRUELING: easy, facile.