Similar words: grudging, grudgingly, begrudgingly, judging, smudging, drudge, drudgery, edging. Meaning: [drʌdʒ] 
adj. doing arduous or unpleasant work.
adj. doing arduous or unpleasant work. 
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(1) He drudges daily with no hope of bettering himself.
(2) I feel like a real drudge — I've done nothing but clean all day!
(3) We drudged away a whole day.
(4) The professor is drudging at dictionary - compiling.
(5) I wouldn't wish to have my son drudge all his life.
(6) Working for that company, I was little more than a drudge.
(7) Surely one of thee needs a drudge?
(8) Some drudge in the post office wouldn't give me any tape for my package.
(9) One of the women said that since having four children, she felt she'd been reduced to a household drudge.
(10) Before the marriage Maggie had been little more than a drudge round the house.
(11) He found a job as a sheet-metal worker, drudge and grime and long hours and low pay.
(12) The work I was given was the same[sentencedict.com/drudging.html], day after day; I felt like a drudge.
(13) Mr. Quiverful was an honest , painstaking, drudging man.
(14) Those people drudging it up from the drains and sewers know its worth in an economy in which rising food prices have hit restaurants and consumers hard.
(15) Small art and love and beauty their drudging spirits knew.
(16) Next morning the beautiful French landscape, with its fat cows and drudging peasants, was strangely quiet.
(17) A happy man, he had managed to weather his hard and drudging existence than most.
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