1. doing hard, menial, or tedious work
Usage: present participle of ‘drudge’

1. characterized by hard, monotonous work

Examples

• She spent the morning drudging through endless paperwork.
• He was drudging away in the kitchen, washing dishes for hours.
• The drudging work at the factory left him exhausted every day.
• After drudging through her chores, she finally had time to read.
• The students were drudging over their math homework late into the night.
• His drudging routine made him dream of a more exciting career.