| The 6th is concerned with drudgery and labour and holds no promise of advancement. |
| Most British workers eagerly look forward to their customary summer holidays to get away from everyday working drudgery. |
| Work is shown as unremitting drudgery, keeping us down and continually reminding us of our essential failure. |
| Is it a result of our liberation from the chains of domestic drudgery that so many women shun skirts these days? |
| My reason is that the removal of the time-consuming and tiring drudgery has produced a paradox. |
| A great deal of our consumption of entertainment has replaced the mindless drudgery that once occupied many hours of most people's days. |
