Definitions

1. noun

The state of being burdened with a task or duty that is futile or impossible to complete, often due to a lack of resources or a seemingly insurmountable obstacle.

“The endless bureaucratic red tape exemplifies the futility of sisyphism, leaving employees feeling frustrated and demotivated.”

2. noun

A futile or endless task or activity, often motivated by a desire to achieve the impossible or to defy fate.

“The artist’s latest project is a prime example of sisyphism, as she pours her heart and soul into creating a masterpiece that may never be completed.”