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Definitions from the WebGrunt WorkDescription:Grunt work refers to menial, repetitive, or tedious tasks that are often necessary but do not require much skill or intelligence. It is frequently used in a workplace or household setting to describe work that is physically demanding or mentally unchallenging. Examples:Sense 1 - General Usage:Noun: The intern was assigned the grunt work of filing and organizing documents. Verb: I had to grunt out all the weeds in the garden yesterday. Sense 2 - Local Usage:Noun: In our community theater, actors always have to volunteer for the grunt work of setting up the stage and props. Adjective: The grunt work shift at the supermarket starts at 4 am, ensuring all the shelves are stocked before the store opens. Related Products: | ||||
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