Definition Synonyms
Definition of tediousness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
emotion boredomRare feeling bored because something is repetitive or takes too longRare
- The tediousness of the lecture made everyone sleepy.
- The tediousness of data entry wore on the interns.
- She complained about the tediousness of the commute.
Origin of tediousness
Latin, taedium (weariness) + -ness (state of)
Terms with tediousness included in their meaning
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boredom
causing boredom or tediousness
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- French:monotonie, ...
- German:Eintönigkeit, ...
- Italian:noiosità, ...
- Spanish:tedio, ...
- Portuguese:monotonia, ...
- Chinese:乏味, ...
- Japanese:退屈さ, ...
- Arabic:مَلَل, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁעֲמוּם, ...
- Russian:скука, ...
- Ukrainian:нудьга, ...
- Hindi:उबाऊपन, ...
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