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Meanings of drudgery in English
Usage of drudgery in English
1
Work which has in it the element of drudgery needs forced attention.
2
His mettle must be tried in the school of patience and drudgery.
3
The combination of the most heroic impulses with the most commonplace drudgery.
4
That in which he takes a personal pride ceases to be drudgery.
5
You have not liberated people from physical drudgery to develop their minds.
6
No, there is still more to rugby than the drudgery of power.
7
He has learned to convert drudgery into joy; duty has become delight.
8
From the grind of drudgery comes at last the glorious divine spark.
9
She can at least wash dishes and sweep and do the drudgery.
10
Insanity, uncertainty, drudgery and crouching want were the portion of the many.
11
I think I know, now, why the Indian women do the drudgery.
12
Once he wrote: It was fearful drudgery-soullessdrudgery-andalmost destitute of interest.
13
One incapable of drudgery can not be capable of the finest work.
14
For the heavy drudgery seemed to crush all feeling out of us.
15
But each day of the drudgery only makes me wilder with nervousness.
16
Every true artist rather loves than fears the drudgery of his art.
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Drudgery through the time
Drudgery across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common