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- pronunciation:
- chor
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun)
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noun |
| definition 1: |
a routine task, esp. around the house or yard.
Each of the children had specific chores to do.Mowing the lawn was his least favorite chore.- similar words:
- charge, duty, job, obligation, responsibility, routine, task, work
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| definition 2: |
an unpleasant, difficult, or tedious task.
Writing essays for school was a chore for her.- synonyms:
- onus
- antonyms:
- snap
- similar words:
- bother, burden, cross, grind, job, load, nuisance, ordeal, task, tedium, trial
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| related words: |
detail, errand, habit |
adjective + (n.)chore
administrative,
agricultural,
arduous,
assigned,
boring,
burdensome,
busy,
daily,
daunting,
dirty,
domestic,
dreaded,
driving,
endless,
essential,
everyday,
extra,
laborious,
menial,
messy,
minor,
mundane,
occasional,
ordinary,
outdoor,
regular,
seasonal,
simple,
tedious,
unpleasant,
usual,
voluntary,
weekly
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verb + (n.)chore
accomplish,
assign,
assist,
attend,
busy,
complete,
cook,
devote,
dislike,
distract,
dock,
ease,
finish,
handle,
help,
hurry,
neglect,
perform,
pitch,
relieve,
resume,
rotate,
saddle,
share,
shop,
skip,
spare,
split,
tackle,
tend,
tie
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(n.)chore
+ verb
baby-sit, bath, clean, dust, entail, free, haul, occupy, wash, water
noun + (n.)chore
allowance,
barn,
bookkeeping,
breakfast,
cabin,
camp,
care,
cleaning,
cleanup,
computing,
cooking,
eating,
errand,
evening,
farm,
garden,
gardening,
homestead,
homework,
household,
housekeeping,
housework,
hut,
laundry,
list,
maintenance,
ranch,
robot,
routine,
sibling,
task
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