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Definition of tedious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
boring workcausing boredom from being long, dull, or repetitive
- Filling out forms can be a tedious job.
- The lecture was tedious and many students nodded off.
- Sorting the receipts felt tedious after a long day.
Origin of tedious
Latin, taediosus (wearisome)
Terms with tedious included in their meaning
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monotonous
tedious and repetitive
work
tedious and laborious task or work
personality
tedious person or thing
tedious
causing weariness or boredom
boredom
something tedious or dull
worker
person doing tedious work without creativity
morality
giving moral advice in a tedious way
repetition
repetitive, tedious task
tedious
repetitive and boring due to lack of variety
time passing
pass slowly, especially in a tedious manner
talk tediously
talk at length in a tedious manner
tedious moralizing
tending to moralize in a tedious manner
tedious duration
prolong an event unnecessarily
tedium
something tedious and boring
slowly
in an extremely slow or tedious manner
tedium
feeling caused by something tedious or repetitive
tedious labor
hard, uninteresting, and repetitive tasks
laborious task
perform tedious, menial, or unpleasant work
organization
long and tedious list of items
boredom
extremely boring or tedious
slow movement
progress slowly in a tedious way
feelings
situation that is extremely unpleasant or tedious
work
tedious and laborious work environment
monotonous task
tedious repetitive activity with no progress
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- French:fastidieux, ...
- German:langwierig, ...
- Italian:tedioso, ...
- Spanish:tedioso, ...
- Portuguese:tedioso, ...
- Chinese:乏味的, ...
- Japanese:退屈な, ...
- Arabic:مُمِلّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְשַׁעֲמֵם, ...
- Russian:скучный, ...
- Ukrainian:нудний, ...
- Hindi:नीरस, ...
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