soul-destroying

adjective

1. (of an occupation, situation, etc) unremittingly monotonous

Example Sentences

That was the most soul-destroying thing that had ever happened to me.

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He said trade deals agreed since Brexit had created an "utterly soul-destroying" situation.

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She added: "It's soul-destroying because as a family you feel like your kid's world doesn't matter."

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An addict who has used monkey dust for five years has described taking the drug as "soul-destroying".

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Ms Wilson said the boycott comes at the end of "a rather soul-destroying and quite frankly lacklustre four years at university", disrupted by industrial action as well as online learning during the pandemic.

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