1. What does it mean?
노오력 stretches 노력, effort. The extra vowel often signals sarcasm toward the idea that hard work alone solves every problem, especially when constraints or unequal starting points are ignored.
Also written or said as nooryeok
2. The nuance
It can also be simple emphasis, so read the tone. It is not automatically anti-effort; often the target is oversimplified advice rather than trying itself.
3. Examples
“방법은 안 알려 주고 노오력만 하라네.”
They tell me to try haaarder without explaining what to do.
“조건 차이를 노오력으로만 설명할 수는 없지.”
You can't explain differences in circumstances purely in terms of trying harder.
Sources
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