Chore and Effort

Chore

Chore noun - A dull, unpleasant, or difficult piece of work.

Usage example: cleaning everything out of the attic was a real chore

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Effort and chore are semantically related in task topic. In some cases you can use "Effort" instead a noun "Chore", when it comes to topics like heavy.

Effort

Effort noun - The active use of energy in producing a result.

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Synonyms for Effort

Antonyms for Effort

Chore and effort are semantically related in heavy topic. You can use "Chore" instead a noun "Effort".

Nearby Words: effortlessly, effortless, effortful, effortlessness

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How words are described

real	real chore	real effort
massive	massive chore	massive effort
big	big chore	big effort
huge	huge chore	huge effort
Other adjectives: last.

Both words in one sentence

She doesn't really want to do it; after all, that sort of chore would take time and effort that could be better spent lounging on the sofa and playing video games.

Source: Laborious Laziness
Terminally selfish and lazy, Reimu sees these duties as an annoying chore, and puts little effort into her training, instead relying entirely on her ridiculously powerful talents and family tools (and she originally hadn't even bothered to learn how to use either of those).

Source: Cast Speciation

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