Definition for Exertion:

• A bringing into action; effort.

Synonyms for Exertion:

• n.

  •
  • dedication,
  • challenge,
  • undertaking,
  • pursuit.
  •
  • used,
  • play.
  •
  • while.
  •action (noun)
  • step,
  • enterprise,
  • moves,
  • enterprises.
  •activity (noun)
  • motion,
  • activeness,
  • Movements.
  •application (noun)
  • utility,
  • service,
  • practice,
  • function,
  • conduct,
  • application,
  • usage.
  •attempt (noun)
  • ones level best,
  • all ones got,
  • all one gots,
  • one darnedest,
  • one alls,
  • one's level bests,
  • one level best,
  • ones alls,
  • ones darnedest,
  • one level bests,
  • all ones gots,
  • ones all,
  • one's darnedests,
  • all gots,
  • one darnedests,
  • one all,
  • ones darnedests,
  • one's alls,
  • all one got,
  • all got,
  • ones level bests,
  • all one's gots.
  •care (noun)
  • fore-thoughts,
  • re-gard,
  • dis-crimination,
  • pre-caution,
  • pre-cautions,
  • dis-criminations,
  • fore thought,
  • dis crimination,
  • fore-thought,
  • fore thoughts,
  • pre caution,
  • re gards,
  • dis criminations,
  • pre cautions.
  •diligence (noun)
  • in tents,
  • brisknesses,
  • in-tents,
  • laboriousnesses,
  • in tensity,
  • intentnesses,
  • in-tensities,
  • in tensities,
  • in tent,
  • in-tensity.
  •effort (noun)
  • study at effort.
  •elbow grease (noun)
  • Physical Efforts,
  • Physical Effort,
  • sweat of one's brow,
  • blood sweat and tears.
  •employment (noun)
  • contractings,
  • dis-position,
  • what is into,
  • what is inti,
  • what one is in to,
  • exercisings,
  • what one is inti,
  • engagement activity application,
  • signing ons,
  • occupyings,
  • usings,
  • retainings,
  • dis positions,
  • dis position,
  • taking ons,
  • engagings,
  • dis-positions,
  • what is in to.
  •endeavor (noun)
  • full court press,
  • crash project,
  • try-on,
  • full steam.
  •energy (noun)
  • get-up-and-go,
  • juice,
  • operativeness,
  • birr,
  • sprightliness,
  • toughness,
  • forcefulness,
  • efficacy,
  • efficacies,
  • initiative,
  • peppiness.
  •exercise (noun)
  • dis charge,
  • re-citations,
  • ex amination,
  • calisthenicses,
  • schoolworks,
  • dis-charges,
  • ex-aminations,
  • re-citation,
  • ex aminations,
  • dis-charge,
  • dis charges,
  • re citation,
  • re citations,
  • warmups,
  • warm ups,
  • warmup.
  •exertion (noun)
  • travail,
  • strenuousness,
  • sweat,
  • effort,
  • onerousness.
  •get-up-and-go (noun)
  • get up and go,
  • Oes,
  • o.
  •hard work (noun)
  • long pull,
  • trial,
  • hard pull,
  • pains,
  • stretch.
  •push (noun)
  • strainings,
  • forcings,
  • shovings,
  • drivings,
  • exertings.
  •strain (noun)
  • tensities,
  • in-jury,
  • tautnesses,
  • in juries,
  • in jury.
  •struggle (noun)
  • set tos,
  • free for all,
  • settos,
  • set-tos.
  •toil (noun)
  • nine to fives,
  • nine to five,
  • nine-to-fives.
  •travail (noun)
  • travails.
  •trouble (noun)
  • in-convenience,
  • in conveniences,
  • in-conveniences.
  •use (noun)
  • wear tear,
  • pro-fits,
  • serviceabilities,
  • pro fit,
  • pro fits.
  •work (noun)
  • salt mine,
  • grindstone,
  • salt mines,
  • grindstones.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • sweated labor,
  • spadework,
  • donkeywork,
  • zeal,
  • paper chase,
  • heavy lifting,
  • forced labor,
  • striving.
  •
  • slave labor,
  • slog,
  • marathon,
  • grind,
  • long haul,
  • overwork.
  •
  • devotion.
  •
  • war,
  • blitz.
  •
  • graft.

Paraphrases for Exertion:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    attrition.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    consumption, depletion, exhaustion, exercise, effort, consuming.

Antonyms for Exertion:

• n.

  • hard work
    peace, happiness, inactivity, indolence, idleness, unemployment, misuse, laziness, inaction, fun, inertia, entertainment.
  • Other antonyms:
    deliberation, rest, fluency, cessation, adroitness, facility, languor, quiet, immobility, endurance, dormancy, passion, quiescence, suspension, smoothness, suffering.

Exertion Sentence Examples:

• It requires little exercise of will to submit to this treatment, while for many people it requires considerable exertion of will power to exercise their muscles for themselves.

• She was so capable and willing, that it seemed as if she fairly took charge of the entire family; and she was so large and strong that no hard work baffled her, and no exertion tired her.

Homophones for Exertion:

• exordium, execration, excretion, excoriation, exaggeration, exaeretodon, exhortation.