undertaking
Pronunciation: [ˌʌndərˈteɪkɪŋ]
Word
Context: “task or project”
(noun) a big job or project that someone has promised to do. It can be a work assignment or something someone decides to take on.
Example
She finished her undertaking and was very proud of what she accomplished.
Example
He thought the undertaking would be easy, but it turned out to be very difficult.
Example
What kind of undertaking are you planning to start this year?
Context: “responsibility”
(noun) a commitment to do something that requires effort or responsibility. It means you have agreed to take care of something important.
Example
Taking care of my pet is a serious undertaking, and I enjoy it every day.
Example
She was overwhelmed and didn't want to take on any new undertakings.
Example
Do you think you can handle the undertaking of organizing the event?
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