effortfulness
- noun
- /ˈɛfərtfəl.nəs/
- The effortfulness of learning a new language can be daunting at first.
Examples
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There is a certain effortfulness involved in breaking old habits and forming new ones.
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The effortfulness of completing the project surprised everyone.
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He admired the effortfulness of her performance, recognizing how much hard work it required.
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His effortfulness in learning new skills is commendable.
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The effortfulness required to master a musical instrument can be overwhelming for beginners.
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She acknowledged the effortfulness of achieving her fitness goals after months of consistent training.
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Teachers often discuss the effortfulness involved in guiding students through complex subjects.
Synonyms
A state of needing a lot of physical or mental effort
A state of needing a lot of hard work
A state of needing a lot of hard work and time
A situation that needs long, hard work and makes you tired
Antonyms
How Effortful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Effortfulness comes from effort, which comes from an old word meaning 'strength' or 'force', plus the endings -ful and -ness. So, effortfulness means being 'full of effort', needing steady, deliberate hard work.