Chore

Pronunciation: /tʃɔːr/

Definitions of chore

noun a routine task or job that is dull, unpleasant, or difficult to do

Example Sentences

A1 I don't mind doing simple chores like washing dishes.

A2 My daily chores include vacuuming and dusting the house.

B1 I find doing household chores to be quite therapeutic.

B2 Completing all my chores before the weekend allows me to relax and enjoy my free time.

C1 Delegating chores to different family members helps to keep the house running smoothly.

C2 I have hired a cleaning service to take care of all the household chores so I can focus on other things.

Examples of chore in a Sentence

formal Household chores are essential for maintaining a clean and organized living space.

informal I really don't feel like doing any chores today.

slang Ugh, chores are such a drag.

figurative Facing my fears was a chore, but I knew it was necessary for personal growth.

Grammatical Forms of chore

• past tense: chored
• plural: chores
• comparative: more chore
• superlative: most chore
• present tense: chore
• future tense: will chore
• perfect tense: have chored
• continuous tense: is choring
• singular: chore
• positive degree: chore
• infinitive: to chore
• gerund: choring
• participle: chored

Origin and Evolution of chore

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'chore' originated from the Old English word 'cēor', which meant 'a small job or task'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'chore' expanded to include any routine task or duty, often associated with household work or maintenance.