Household Responsibilities

verb to divide or distribute something among a group of people

• The committee will divvy up the budget among the different departments.
• Let's divvy up the pizza so everyone gets a fair share.
• We need to divvy up the chores if we want to get this house cleaned.
• The team will divvy up the tasks to ensure a smooth project completion.

noun hard, menial, or dull work; laborious task

• The monotonous drudgery of data entry can be quite tedious.
• I can't stand the drudgery of doing laundry every weekend.
• I'm so over the drudgery of my daily routine.
• The drudgery of waiting for the bus felt like an eternity.

adjective An adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'not done' describes something that has not been completed.

adverb An adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb. In this case, 'not done' modifies the verb 'done' by indicating that the action is not complete.

• The project is not done yet and we need to allocate more resources to complete it on time.
• I'm sorry, but the assignment is not done and I need more time to finish it.
• Dude, the party planning is not done and we need to hurry up to get everything ready.
• Her healing process is like a puzzle that is not done yet, but slowly coming together piece by piece.