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Word | Menial |
Italian Meaning | servile, servili, domestico, umile, vile, misero, da servo |
used of unskilled work (especially domestic work) / a domestic servant / Belonging to a retinue or train of servants / suitable for servants; lowly; mean / (of work) not requiring much skill and lacking prestige. / a person (such as a servant) who does boring or unpleasant work for little money : someone who does menial work / used to describe boring or unpleasant work that does not require special skill and usually does not pay much money, | |
Usage | ⇒ A job is never menial ⇒ Her wicked stepmother forced Cinderella to do menial tasks around the house while her ugly stepsisters loathed around painting their toenails. ⇒ immigrants to that country faced fierce prejudice and could expect to find work only as menials ⇒ menial factory jobs |
Synonyms | servile, low, base, slave, humble, abject, mean, servant, slavish, lowly, attendant, inferior, subservient, flunky, ignoble, underling, flunkey, lackey, minion, obsequious, |
Antonyms | elevated, superior, skilled, arrogant, eminent, exalted, great, haughty, lordly, majestic, talented, abundant, administrator, advanced, ample, animated, assuming, baronial, big, biggish, |
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