Definition Synonyms
Definition of laborious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
effortfulUK requiring considerable time and effortUK
- The laborious task took hours to complete..
2.
mental effortmentally challenging and requiring careful attention
- Solving the puzzle was a laborious task.
Origin of laborious
Latin, laboriosus (toil)
Terms with laborious included in their meaning
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work
tedious and laborious task or work
effortful
requiring much effort, laborious
movement
slow and laborious movement or progress
avoidance
avoid something unpleasant or laborious
work
challenging or laborious task
laborious effort
work hard over a long period
laborious
involving hard work and effort
laborious task
perform tedious, menial, or unpleasant work
work
tedious and laborious work environment
task
slow, laborious progress in a task
relief
make less painful or laborious
effort sounds
characterized by effortful or laborious sounds
movement
in a manner that involves slow or laborious movement
laborious
requiring a lot of effort or work
slowly
in a slow, laborious way
toil
hard work or laborious effort
hard work
difficult or laborious effort
Examples of laborious in a sentence
Writing the report was a laborious effort. Writing the thesis was a laborious process. The calculations for the experiment were laborious.
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- French:laborieux, ...
- German:mühsam, ermüdend, ...
- Italian:faticoso, impegnativo, ...
- Spanish:laborioso, ...
- Portuguese:árduo, penoso, ...
- Chinese:费力的, 艰难的, ...
- Japanese:骨の折れる, 手間のかかる, ...
- Arabic:مُضْنٍ, مُتْعِب ذِهْنِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:מְיַגֵּעַ, מְתִישׁ שִׂכְלִית, ...
- Russian:трудоемкий, трудоёмкий, ...
- Ukrainian:виснажливий, складний, ...
- Hindi:श्रमसाध्य, जटिल, ...
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