drudgery (Meaning)

Wordnet

drudgery (n)

hard monotonous routine work

Webster

The act of drudging; disagreeable and wearisome labor; ignoble or slavish toil.

The drudgery of washing dishes after every meal was monotonous and time-consuming.
The student felt overwhelmed by the drudgery of completing the repetitive math problems.
The cleaning lady despised the drudgery of scrubbing the same dirty floors day after day.
The drudgery of the factory work was soul-crushing and left the workers feeling exhausted and unfulfilled.
The drudgery of the daily commute was a necessary evil that drained the energy of the office worker.
The accountant found the drudgery of crunching numbers to be mind-numbing.
The drudgery of yard work was a chore that the homeowner loathed.
The drudgery of life in the trenches during World War I was unimaginable.
The drudgery of manual labor in the fields was back-breaking and often led to injuries.
The drudgery of poverty was a daily struggle for many families, leaving them with little hope for a better future.

hard monotonous routine workThe act of drudging; disagreeable and wearisome labor; ignoble or slavish toil.

effort, grind, toil, drudge, pains, fatigue, slavery, sweat,labor, responsibility

decompression, fun, ease, entertainment, amusement, ease, play, rest, leisure, recreation

The drudgery of washing dishes after every meal was monotonous and time-consuming.

The student felt overwhelmed by the drudgery of completing the repetitive math problems.

The cleaning lady despised the drudgery of scrubbing the same dirty floors day after day.

The drudgery of the factory work was soul-crushing and left the workers feeling exhausted and unfulfilled.