millstone

This job is a millstone around my neck.

My debts are a millstone round my neck.

she threatened to become a millstone round his neck.

His lazy son, who refuses to do any work, is a millstone round his neck.

She felt like a millstone around his neck.

The financial burden was a millstone that weighed heavily on the company.

Carrying the guilt was like a millstone around his heart.

The scandal became a millstone around the politician's career.

The unresolved conflict was a millstone in their relationship.

The outdated technology was a millstone dragging down the company's progress.

The negative public image became a millstone that hindered the company's growth.

The unresolved legal issues were a millstone hanging over the project.

The lack of communication was a millstone in their marriage.

The constant criticism was like a millstone on her self-esteem.

That expression is a millstone around someone's neck.

I'd like to call asher millstone to the stand.

For example, student debt is a millstone for many young people.

So, we also use the word millstone to describe a serious responsibility, problem, or concern.

The most ancient millstone was unearthed just nearby.

They have also unearthed fragments of various artifacts, including a millstone, bottles, and painted pottery.

The founding fathers and mothers, modestly dressed in millstone ruffs, had given way to their children.

We could also say the debt is a millstone around their necks or a monkey on their backs.

A millstone is a very large, heavy stone used for grinding things such as grain or corn.

It's satisfying because you see the results straight away. It's not just about putting it through the millstones.