menial
adjective (menial, more menial); noun (a menial, menials); old use as noun
Everyday
Of work that is dull, low and needs no special skill, such as cleaning and scrubbing; a servant who does such work. tree →
In the lessons
The "menial heroine" is the girl who does the dirty household jobs, as Cinderella does.
Examples
- She had to do the menial work of the house every day. tree →
- Cleaning the grate was a menial task. tree →
- The king's menials swept the hall. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
On Mova
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