Pronunciation: /wɜːrkeɪdeɪ/
noun a person who works regularly or habitually
A1 I have a simple workaday routine.
A2 She enjoys the workaday tasks of her job.
B1 The workaday world can be monotonous at times.
B2 He longed for a break from the workaday grind.
C1 The artist found inspiration in the midst of his workaday life.
C2 Despite his success, he remained humble and rooted in his workaday origins.
adjective relating to or suitable for everyday work or routine
A1 I have a workaday routine of waking up, going to work, and coming home.
A2 She enjoys her workaday job as a receptionist at the hotel.
B1 The workaday tasks at the office can sometimes be monotonous.
B2 Despite the workaday nature of his job, he finds fulfillment in helping others.
C1 The workaday challenges of managing a team require strong leadership skills.
C2 Her workaday responsibilities as CEO involve making strategic decisions for the company.
formal The workaday routine of the office can sometimes feel monotonous.
informal I'm just tired of the same old workaday grind every day.
slang I can't stand this workaday job anymore, it's so boring.
figurative His workaday existence was suddenly interrupted by an unexpected opportunity.
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