drudges (Meaning)
drudges
to force to do hard, menial, or monotonous work, a person who drudges, to do hard, menial, or monotonous work, one who is obliged to do menial work, menial or tedious labor, to do hard or dull work, one whose work is routine and boring
Synonyms & Antonyms of drudges
drudges Sentence Examples
- The low-level employees toiled diligently as drudges, performing menial tasks without complaint.
- The inmates were treated like drudges, forced to do backbreaking labor in inhumane conditions.
- The underpaid workers felt like drudges, trapped in a cycle of endless and meaningless toil.
- The government bureaucracy was filled with drudges, who processed paperwork efficiently but lacked any initiative.
- The office was a hive of drudges, their heads buried in spreadsheets, oblivious to the world outside.
- The students were assigned drudge work, hoping to instill discipline but only fostering resentment.
- The unpaid intern felt like a drudge, fetching coffee and running errands for her superiors.
- The abusive manager turned his employees into drudges, stripping them of all autonomy and creativity.
- The manual laborers were the drudges of society, their contributions often overlooked and undervalued.
- The soldiers in the trenches were reduced to drudges, their humanity worn away by the horrors of war.
FAQs About the word drudges
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laborers, workers, grunts, peons, pluggers, foot soldiers, grubs, grubbers, peones,slaves
idlers,shirkers, slugs, sluggards, goldbricks,loafers, lazybones,slouches
The low-level employees toiled diligently as drudges, performing menial tasks without complaint.
The inmates were treated like drudges, forced to do backbreaking labor in inhumane conditions.
The underpaid workers felt like drudges, trapped in a cycle of endless and meaningless toil.
The government bureaucracy was filled with drudges, who processed paperwork efficiently but lacked any initiative.
