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Definition of tediously - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
boringly slowin a manner that is boring and too slow or long
- He explained the rules tediously, making everyone yawn..
- The lecture dragged on tediously, losing everyone's interest.
- She tediously recounted every detail of her day.
Origin of tediously
Latin, taedium (weariness) + -ously (in manner)
Terms with tediously included in their meaning
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communication
having a lot of speech or writing, often tediously long
time
continue tediously or slowly
talk tediously
talk at length in a tedious manner
monotonous
tediously repetitious and uninteresting
extension
prolong or extend something tediously
speech
speak tediously or pompously
communication
talk tediously or at length
tedious account
long boring tediously detailed account
pompous speaking
one who talks pompously or tediously
tediously
in a way that causes boredom or fatigue
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- French:lourdement, ...
- German:langweilig, ...
- Italian:noiosamente, ...
- Spanish:tediosamente, ...
- Portuguese:tediosamente, ...
- Chinese:乏味地, ...
- Japanese:退屈に, ...
- Arabic:بِمَلَل, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה מְיַגַּעַת, ...
- Russian:нудно, ...
- Ukrainian:нудно, ...
- Hindi:उबाऊ ढंग से, ...
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