Jawbreaking

Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɔːˌbreɪ.kɪŋ/

Definitions of jawbreaking

adjective causing great difficulty or pain; extremely challenging or demanding

Example Sentences

A1 The jawbreaking news left everyone in shock.

A2 The jawbreaking performance by the band was unforgettable.

B1 The jawbreaking challenge of climbing the mountain was worth it for the amazing view.

B2 The jawbreaking complexity of the scientific research required a team of experts.

C1 The jawbreaking legal case involved multiple layers of evidence and testimony.

C2 The jawbreaking technological advancements in the industry are revolutionizing the way we work.

Examples of jawbreaking in a Sentence

formal The jawbreaking task of solving complex mathematical equations requires a sharp mind.

informal I can't believe she attempted that jawbreaking stunt on her skateboard.

slang That new video game is so jawbreaking, I can't stop playing it.

figurative The jawbreaking news of her promotion left everyone in awe.

Grammatical Forms of jawbreaking

• past tense: jawbroke
• plural: jawbreakers
• comparative: more jawbreaking
• superlative: most jawbreaking
• present tense: jawbreak
• future tense: will jawbreak
• perfect tense: have jawbroken
• continuous tense: is jawbreaking
• singular: jawbreaker
• positive degree: jawbreaking
• infinitive: to jawbreak
• gerund: jawbreaking
• participle: jawbroken

Origin and Evolution of jawbreaking

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'jawbreaking' originated from the action of breaking or dislocating one's jaw due to the difficulty of pronouncing a word.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe words that were difficult to pronounce or articulate, 'jawbreaking' has evolved to also describe challenging or complex tasks or situations.