sinecure (noun)

1. In the movie, the protagonist is given a sinecure position that requires him to do very little work.

2. According to mythology, the god of laziness was given a sinecure position in the kingdom of the gods.

3. The painting depicted a wealthy nobleman enjoying his sinecure position while others toiled around him.

4. In the futuristic world of the novel, robots were programmed to perform all tasks, leaving humans with sinecure jobs.

1. In the movie, the protagonist's father holds a sinecure at the church where he collects regular income without having any actual responsibilities.

2. The novel depicted a corrupt character who obtained a sinecure position in the government due to his political connections.

3. The grand mansion had a hidden room that was originally designed as a sinecure for the owner to relax and enjoy solitude.

4. The haunted house was rumored to have been built on the grounds of an old church sinecure, adding to its eerie and unsettling atmosphere.