Pronunciation: /ˈstrɛnjuəsli/
adjective describing the manner in which something is done with great effort or energy
A1 She tried strenuously to open the jar, but it was too tight.
A2 The students worked strenuously on their group project to meet the deadline.
B1 The athletes trained strenuously for months before the competition.
B2 The researchers conducted a strenuous study to gather data for their report.
C1 The lawyer argued strenuously in court to defend his client.
C2 The CEO worked strenuously to turn the company around and make it profitable again.
adverb in a way that involves a lot of effort or energy
A1 She tried strenuously to open the jar, but it was too tight.
A2 The students worked strenuously on their group project to meet the deadline.
B1 The athlete trained strenuously every day to prepare for the competition.
B2 The lawyer argued strenuously in court to defend her client.
C1 The researchers worked strenuously to gather data for their study.
C2 The CEO strenuously negotiated the terms of the merger to ensure a successful deal.
formal The lawyer strenuously argued his case in front of the judge.
informal She strenuously defended her friend during the argument.
slang I'm gonna have to strenuously work out if I want to fit into those jeans.
figurative The artist's brush moved strenuously across the canvas, creating a masterpiece.
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