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- Dictionarymenial/ˈmiːnɪəl/
adjective
- 1. (of work) not requiring much skill and lacking prestige: "menial factory jobs"
noun
- 1. a person with a menial job.
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MENIAL definition: 1. Menial work is boring, makes you feel tired, and is given a low social value: 2. Menial work is…. Learn more.
The meaning of MENIAL is a person doing menial work; specifically : a domestic servant or retainer. How to use menial in a sentence.
A menial task is anything that takes very little training, skill, or talent. Some people find it relaxing to do the menial chore of folding laundry. Go figure. The adjective menial comes from an Old French word, mensie, which means “household.”
MENIAL meaning: 1. Menial work is boring, makes you feel tired, and is given a low social value: 2. Menial work is…. Learn more.
1. consisting of or occupied with work requiring little skill, esp domestic duties such as cleaning. 2. of, involving, or befitting servants. 3. servile. noun. 4. a domestic servant.
Definition of menial adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
MENIAL definition: Menial work is boring, and not well paid or respected: . Learn more.
Menial definition: lowly and sometimes degrading. See examples of MENIAL used in a sentence.
menial. ( ˈmiːnɪəl) adj. 1. consisting of or occupied with work requiring little skill, esp domestic duties such as cleaning. 2. of, involving, or befitting servants. 3. servile. n. 4. a domestic servant. 5. a servile person.
: a person (such as a servant) who does boring or unpleasant work for little money : someone who does menial work. low-paid menials. MENIAL meaning: used to describe boring or unpleasant work that does not require special skill and usually does not pay much money.
