Haul
Definition
(noun) The act of pulling or dragging something with effort
Examples
“After a long haul through the mountains, they reached the summit.”
“That couch was a real haul.”
“We needed a haul to get the piano up three flights.”
“She gave the rope a hard haul, and the crate finally moved.”
“By noon, the crew had made a long haul of lumber from the dock to the barn.”
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Other English words at this level include Vicarious, Altruism, Petulant, Voracity, and Infrastructure. Tap any word to see its definition, examples, and audio.
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