Synonyms for Wrought like a dog:
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v.
• burn the midnight oil
- Elucubrate
, - bear down
, - cram
, - do double duty
, - lucubrate
, - overwork
, - study
, - sweat and slave
, - toil away
, - work day and night
, - work late
, - work overtime
.
• struggle
- assay
, - attempt
, - bend over backwards
, - break one's back
, - break one's neck
, - cope
, - dig
, - endeavor
, - exert oneself
, - give it one's best shot
, - give the old college try
, - go all out
, - grind
, - hassle
, - have one's nose to grindstone
, - hustle
, - make every effort
, - offer
, - plug
, - plug away
, - scratch
, - seek
, - slave
, - strain
, - strive
, - sweat
, - tackle
, - take a crack
, - take a stab
, - take on
, - toil
, - try
, - try one's hardest
, - undertake
, - work like a dog
.
• toil
- drive
, - drudge
, - knock oneself out
, - labor
, - moil
, - peg away
, - plod
, - push oneself
, - struggle
, - tug
, - work
.
What are the hypernyms for Wrought like a dog?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for wrought like a dog?
"Wrought like a dog" is an idiomatic expression that means working very hard or laboriously. The antonyms for this phrase would be "idle," "lazy," "unproductive," "leisurely," and "relaxed." These words connote a state of rest or absence of exertion. "Idle" means not engaged in any physical or mental activity, "lazy" is characterized by a lack of effort or motivation, "unproductive" means failing to produce the desired results, "leisurely" denotes easygoing or unhurried pace, and "relaxed" implies a state of calm and serenity. Opposites of "wrought like a dog" suggest a state of mind or body that is free from stress and strain or a complete lack of work ethic or ambition.
What are the antonyms for Wrought like a dog?
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