tediousness

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• Getting a vaccine through clinical trials and approved by the Food and Drug Administration is a tedious, expensive, and time-consuming process.

• Mic standHolding a microphone is fun when you’re pretending to host a game show, but it gets tedious during a staff meeting.

• You begin by collecting evidence, picking up or examining items around you, but the process is tedious.

• Everything was happening on some sort of screen, and the tedious video engagements and text messages often left her frustrated.

• However, in a crowd of 30 million company pages, to stand out and grow your brand is undoubtedly a tedious task.

• Despite its length and occasional tediousness, that video has been watched (and re-watched) by nearly 800,000 viewers.

• The man who suspects his own tediousness, is yet to be born.

• The observances of the table had one merit in the Fumbally household; they were conducted with no unnecessary tediousness.

• Formerly, too, the major had also excelled mightily in miscellaneous conversation, dominating it by sheer weight of tediousness.

• The sameness, the humdrum tediousness of the everyday life drives them to the city.

• I would rather bear tediousness, dear, than have time made short by such means as have shortened mine.

• Reference to his watch at short intervals intensified their duration, added gall to their tediousness.