tedium
ˈtiːdiəm
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Definition of tedium - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

monotonyquality of being repetitive and dull
  • She couldn't stand the tedium of her daily routine.
  • The lecture dragged on with unbearable tedium.
  • He felt the tedium of waiting in line.
boredom monotony
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Origin of tedium

Latin, taedium (weariness)

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tedium
something tedious and boring
tedium
feeling caused by something tedious or repetitive

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  1. French:monotonie, ...
  2. German:Eintönigkeit, ...
  3. Italian:noia, ...
  4. Spanish:monotonía, ...
  5. Portuguese:tédio, ...
  6. Chinese:单调乏味, ...
  7. Japanese:退屈さ, ...
  8. Arabic:رَتابَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוֹנוֹטוֹנִיּוּת, ...
  10. Russian:скука, ...
  11. Ukrainian:монотонність, ...
  12. Hindi:एकरसता, ...

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