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daily grind

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Main Entry: daily grind
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: everyday routine

Synonyms:

grind, nine-to-five, squirrel cage, treadmill, working day
Main Entry: custom
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: habitual action

Synonyms:

addiction, beaten path, characteristic, consuetude, daily grind, fashion, form, grind*, groove, habit, habitude, hang-up, into*, manner, matter of course, mode, observance, practice, praxis, precedent, procedure, proprieties, routine, rule, second nature, shot, swim, thing, trick, usage, use, way, wont
Notes: costume and custom were actually two forms of the same Latin root consuetudinem 'habit, custom,' with costume first meaning 'manners and customs belonging to a particular time and place'

Antonyms:

departure, deviation, difference, divergence, irregularity
Main Entry: drudgery
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: hard, tedious work

Synonyms:

backbreaker, chore, daily grind, elbow grease, grind*, gruntwork, labor, menial labor, rat race, slavery, struggle, sweat, toil, travail, workout

Antonyms:

snap
Main Entry: groove
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: daily routine

Synonyms:

daily grind, grind, pace, rote, rut, same old stuff, schtick, slot
Main Entry: job
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: employment

Synonyms:

activity, appointment, assignment, berth, billet, business, calling, capacity, career, chore, connection, craft, daily grind, engagement, faculty, function, gig, grind*, handicraft, line, livelihood, means, métier, niche, nine-to-five, occupation, office, opening, operation, place, position, post, posting, profession, pursuit, racket, rat race, situation, spot, stint, swindle*, task, trade, vocation, work

Antonyms:

unemployment
Main Entry: labor
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: work, undertaking

Synonyms:

activity, chore, daily grind, diligence, drudgery, effort, employment, endeavor, energy, exercise, exertion, grind*, gruntwork, industry, job, moonlight, operation, pains, pull, push, strain, stress, struggle, sweat, toil, travail

Antonyms:

entertainment, fun
Main Entry: occupation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: profession, business

Synonyms:

activity, affair, calling, chosen work, craft, daily grind, day gig, do, dodge*, employment, game*, grindstone, hang*, job, lick*, line, line of work, moonlight, métier, nine-to-five, play*, post, pursuit, racket, rat race, slot, thing*, trade, vocation, walk of life, what one is into, work

Antonyms:

entertainment, fun, hobby, pastime
Main Entry: procedure
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: process, system for accomplishing something

Synonyms:

action, agenda, agendum, channels, conduct, course, custom, daily grind, fashion, form, formula, game plan, gimmick, grind, idea, layout, line, maneuver, measure, method, mode, modus operandi, move, nuts and bolts, operation, performance, plan, policy, polity, practice, proceeding, program, red tape, routine, scheme, setup, step, strategy, style, the book, the numbers, transaction
Main Entry: routine
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: habitual activity

Synonyms:

act, beaten path, bit, channels, custom, cycle, daily grind, drill, formula, grind*, groove*, habit, line, method, order, pace, pattern, piece, practice, procedure, program, rat race, rote, round, rut, schtick, spiel*, system, tack, technique, treadmill, usage, way, wont

Antonyms:

break, excitement, unusual
Main Entry: rut
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: routine of daily life

Synonyms:

circle, circuit, course, custom, daily grind, dead end, grind*, groove, habit, humdrum*, pace, pattern, performance, practice, procedure, rote, round, system, treadmill, usage, wont

Antonyms:

break, difference
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