Definition
Definition of operose - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
laboriousRare UK requiring a lot of effort or workRare UK
- The operose task took all day to complete.
- Writing the report was an operose process.
- The operose nature of the project exhausted the team.
Origin of operose
Latin, operosus (laborious)
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- French:laborieux, ...
- German:mühsam, ...
- Italian:faticoso, ...
- Spanish:laborioso, ...
- Portuguese:trabalhoso, ...
- Chinese:费力的, ...
- Japanese:骨の折れる, ...
- Arabic:مُتْعِب, ...
- Hebrew:עָמְלָנִי, ...
- Russian:трудоемкий, ...
- Ukrainian:трудомісткий, ...
- Hindi:श्रमसाध्य, ...
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