IPA: /ˈwɜːrkədeɪ/
KK: /ˈwɜrkəˌdeɪ/
Relating to ordinary, everyday activities or things; not special or exciting.
She prefers workaday tasks that keep her grounded rather than glamorous projects.
Workaday → It is formed from "work" (from Old English *weorc*, meaning labor or effort) and "-aday" (meaning daily). The word "workaday" refers to something that is ordinary or typical of a working day, emphasizing routine labor.
Think of 'work' as the effort you put in daily, and remember that 'workaday' describes something that is just part of the everyday routine.
No commonly confused words.