drudgery

He spent his life in pointlessly tiresome drudgery.

For them, the present system means joyless drudgery, semistarvation, rags and premature death.

The daily drudgery of housework can be exhausting.

She found herself stuck in a cycle of drudgery at her mundane job.

He tried to find ways to make the drudgery of studying more enjoyable.

The monotony of the task added to the sense of drudgery.

She longed for a break from the drudgery of her routine.

The drudgery of paperwork piled up on his desk.

Finding joy in the midst of drudgery can be a challenge.

The workers complained about the drudgery of their repetitive tasks.

She felt trapped in a cycle of drudgery and routine.

He sought ways to break free from the drudgery of his daily grind.

Women were still burdened with domestic drudgery.

We named the task dinner drudgery—and, after a while, so did most of our six-week guests.

For others, it was an experience of drudgery.

It did not look well. He would hire two others to do the drudgery and leave her as Mammy-inchief.

An escape from unpaid drudgery into paid work seems a distant prospect for millions of women.

He'd pick up on dinner drudgery sooner than those before him.

The creative spark that had been buried under dishes, diapers and drudgery now flamed into life.

They're very useful technology, something that, again, will take the drudgery out of driving and give people back their time.

So we're talking about the end of human drudgery.

Absolute drudgery that was also unpaid.