Task is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TASK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to assign a mission to
• assign a task to
• Labor or study imposed by another, often in a definite quantity or amount.
• Business; employment; undertaking; labor.
• To impose a task upon; to assign a definite amount of business, labor, or duty to.
• To oppress with severe or excessive burdens; to tax.
• To charge; to tax; as with a fault.
• use to the limit
• give someone a task to do
• make great demands on (someone's resources or abilities)
NOUN:
• a piece of work to be done or undertaken
• any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted
• a specific piece of work required to be done as a duty or for a specific fee
• piece of work to be done
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to assign a job to

Words related to TASK

tasked11 tasker10 taskers11 tasking12 taskings13 taskless12 tasks9

Words that contain TASK

tasks9 attask10 outask10 tasked11 tasker10 attasks11 attaskt11 outasks11 outtask11 subtask13 taskbar13 taskers11 tasking12 attasked13 monotask14 outasked13 outtasks12 overtask15 subtasks14 taskbars14 taskings13 taskless12 taskwork19 attasking14 monotasks15 multitask15 outasking14 outtasked14 overtasks16 taskworks20 monotasked17 multitasks16 outtasking15 overtasked18 taskmaster16 monotasking18 multitasked18 overtasking19 taskmasters17 multitasker17 monotaskings19 multitasking19 taskmistress18 multitaskers18 multitaskings20 taskmistresses20

How to use TASK in a sentence

• Never was man better trained by enthusiasm and experience for his task, and the late discoveries of M.
• She knew fully why he had pressed upon her the task of helping Piers through his dark hour.
• She wondered afterwards how she ever brought herself to the task, but it was in reality so forced upon her that she could not evade it.
• Inasmuch as I knew that I still had to learn how to write, I approached my task with deliberation.
• At present everything seems to be going with extraordinary smoothness, and one can scarcely believe that obstacles will not present themselves to make our task more difficult.
• The practice of perpetual falsehood is too painful a task.
• Then he turned a troubled face to the task he had set himself, for the unexpectedly pathetic results of his fantastic attempt had shaken him.
• Should any such readers be tempted to examine the record closely, it is hoped that this sketch will do something to make their task easier.
• The task which had been set him was one to give the stoutest heart pause.
• Even Englishmen themselves began to realise that they were engaged in an impossible task, or, at all events, one in which they were quite at sea.
• The Hebrews are stirred up beyond any settling, save thou dost put them all to the sword, and that is a task that I would go to Tuat to escape.
• Every one will recognize how difficult was the task which she had undertaken.
• It must be left to men of learning and of science to say how far Sir Thomas has duly and deservedly handled the immense task he undertook in this book.
• I would not propose to you such a task on any ordinary occasion.
• I began to realise how odious was our task as I looked upon the motley but ferocious groups who were gathered round the watch-fires in the garden of the Convent of the Madonna.
• Mozart undertook the task, and engaged to have it completed in a month.
• The task he had to perform was one of the most difficult nature.
• Schopflocher, and those who have helped them in their task, I shall never forget, and will fervently pray on their behalf that our Beloved may fulfill their heart’s desire.
• The settlers, thus left to their own resources, seem to have done little in the all-important task of clearing the country and planting corn for future necessities.
• Wilkinson waited till Hamilton had performed this task, and then desired Louis to take the bag and follow him.
• The sanitary officer in charge was equal to the task.
• That is the task that I have set myself in this work.
• We can employ only the most skilful workmen on this task because the goods are difficult to make.
• Each has been put to its appointed task and knows its place.
• Their task was not merely to build homes for themselves, but to win the land that it might be homes for others.
• Otherwise, how could the British navy have entrusted him with so important a task? He is a different type from Beatty, who in an army one judges might have been in the cavalry.
• That is an ungracious task for which I have no heart.
• Washington took command of the American army at Cambridge, he was faced with the great task of organizing it and of forming a plan of campaign.
• It could easily be crossed in the day-time, but in a dark, stormy night it was a difficult task to undertake.
• We can occupy ourselves with no more essential task, whether as regards ourselves or the race, than to make more beautiful the House of Life for the dwelling of Love.
• His face wore a very earnest look as he set about his homely task of cleaning and setting in order this secret chamber.

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