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chore

[chawr, chohr] / tʃɔr, tʃoʊr /


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Heaven forefend Amazon would use robots to make chores less laborious, as it has for warehouse work.

From The Wall Street Journal

During submissions a prosecution barrister outlined Bracas' interview with police, where he told them he felt his sister treated him like garbage and made him do chores and babysit his niece.

From BBC

The 40-year-old had also made them do her personal chores, they alleged.

From BBC

Doing chores and sleeping in a shared space is a real pain.

From The Wall Street Journal

Maintaining the technology that keeps us alive is more than a necessary chore, he wants us to understand.

From The Wall Street Journal