menial|menials in English

noun

[me·ni·al || 'miːnɪəl]

servile person; domestic servant

Use "menial|menials" in a sentence

1. 18 There is no menial jobs, only menial attitudes.

2. Jesus, it's too menial!

3. Such activities are not menial tasks.

4. I had acquired the true menial mentality.

5. Jesus took that menial task upon himself.

6. 19 It delighted him to perform menial offices.

7. 4 I had acquired the true menial mentality.

8. 1 She did menial tasks about the house.

9. 17 One who does menial work ; a drudge.

10. 9 One who does menial work ; a drudge.

11. 20 He'll take anything, even a menial kitchen job.

12. 5 I said get me off these menial jobs.

13. 6 Even well-trained women were forced into menial labor.

14. Cockalorum (Noun) A menial, yet self-important man, empty boaster

15. 21 They were no longer the oppressed, wretched teen menials who must take orders, toe the line.

16. 7 Belknap was unable to find anything but menial labor.

17. 2 He was forced to take a series of menial jobs.

18. She hated such menial tasks as washing the pots and pans.

19. 22 He is far too qualified for such a menial position.

20. 14 Today they are qualified for only the most menial employment.

21. 28 Hurstwood is hired by a different hotel to do menial jobs.

22. My mother started a laundry and worked countless hours doing menial labor.

23. 3 It's fairly menial work, such as washing dishes and cleaning floors.

24. 21 Manual or menial labor, such as barracks cleaning, assigned to soldiers.

25. Other cartoons are lifeless; plenty of sitcoms offer droll toddlers and clever menials, bringing down their betters with disparaging asides.