Pronunciation: /ˌsɪsɪˈfiːən/
adjective relating to the Greek myth of Sisyphus, known for his endless and futile labor or tasks
A1 The task of cleaning the entire house felt like a Sisyphean challenge.
A2 She found herself in a Sisyphean situation, constantly trying to catch up with her never-ending workload.
B1 The project to digitize all the old records seemed Sisyphean at first, but with teamwork, they were able to make progress.
B2 Despite facing numerous setbacks, the team persisted in their Sisyphean efforts to develop a groundbreaking new technology.
C1 The artist's Sisyphean pursuit of perfection led to a series of masterpieces that captivated audiences worldwide.
C2 The scientist's Sisyphean quest to unlock the secrets of the universe consumed decades of research and experimentation.
formal The scientist faced the Sisyphean task of trying to find a cure for a rare disease.
informal My friend is always complaining about his Sisyphean workload at the office.
slang I feel like I'm stuck in a Sisyphean loop of doing laundry every weekend.
figurative The artist felt like completing the massive mural was a Sisyphean challenge.
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