Moderate To endure or suffer through a challenging or difficult situation, similar to brooding. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Sweat Out'
After weeks of intense training, she had to sweat out the final marathon to prove her endurance.
The soldiers had to sweat out the long night, waiting for the enemy's next move.
The contestants had to sweat out the challenging rounds to emerge as the winner of the intense reality competition.
The actor had to sweat out the nerve-wracking audition, hoping to land the leading role in the upcoming film.
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