chore

IPA: tʃˈɔr

Examples of "chore" in Sentences

Nagi decides her next chore is to master shopping.
The word chore connotes tedium, but that was not how I felt about them.
But the most time-consuming part of the chore is the transfer between baths.
Lack of credibility isn’t subject to “proof,” when the chore is to prove a negative.
Next to each chore is a box that the child can check off when they have completed their task.
Sternberg says his biggest chore is to make sure the community and surrounding areas know we care about them.
Ferry's main chore in Cleveland will be building a supporting cast around James, who was the only Cavs player at the news conference.
Rachel - who had previously felt attending Hebrew school a "chore" - came home from her first day and pronounced, "I want to go to Hebrew school everyday."
I'm also crocheting a ton of snowflakes and today's chore is to spray them liberally with starch to stiffen them up, then I'll attatch a little string and voila!
And the reason why it's a chore is not JUST because I'm lazy and shy; it, usually, also has to do with the second point above: A lot of times, people at campaign events (especially in Iowa and NH) are semi-pro campaign-event goers (or, as some articles last month had it, "political tourists").