drudging (Meaning)

Wordnet

drudging (s)

doing arduous or unpleasant work

Webster

of Drudge

The laborers were drudging away in the fields, planting seeds and harvesting crops.
She couldn't believe she was drudging through another day of the same monotonous routine.
The students drudged through the long, boring lecture, waiting for it to be over.
The athlete drudged through the intense workout, pushing himself to his limits.
The janitor drudged through the dirty, thankless job of cleaning the school.
The artist drudged through the creative process, slowly bringing her vision to life.
The scientist drudged through the research, hoping to find a breakthrough.
The writer drudged through the writing process, struggling to find the right words.
The activist drudged through the long campaign, fighting for justice.
The entrepreneur drudged through the early stages of starting a business, working long hours and sacrificing for the sake of their dream.

doing arduous or unpleasant workof Drudge

old, dusty, dull, weary, heavy, slow, wearying, stupid, tiring,boring

riveting, inspiring, intriguing, riveting, engaging, surprising, absorbing, interesting, stimulating, marvelous

The laborers were drudging away in the fields, planting seeds and harvesting crops.

She couldn't believe she was drudging through another day of the same monotonous routine.

The students drudged through the long, boring lecture, waiting for it to be over.

The athlete drudged through the intense workout, pushing himself to his limits.