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tedious

/ˈtiː.di.əs/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose de trop long, lent ou ennuyeux ; qui provoque l'ennui ou la lassitude.

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adjective

/ˈtiː.di.əs/B1formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose de trop long, lent ou ennuyeux ; qui provoque l'ennui ou la lassitude.

Describes something that is too long, slow, or dull; causing boredom or weariness.

  1. Boring and tiresomeB2formal

    So lacking in interest or excitement that it causes mental fatigue or weariness.

    frEnnuyeux et fatigant

    • The lecture was so tedious that many students fell asleep.
    • He found the repetitive data entry work extremely tedious.
    • Waiting in long lines can be a tedious experience.

    Synonymesboringdrearydrydullhumdrummonotonousstodgytiresomeuninterestingwearisome

    Antonymescaptivatingengagingenthrallingexcitingfascinatinggrippinginterestinglivelyrivetingstimulating

  2. Overly long or wordyC1formal

    Using or containing too many words; long-winded and tiresome.

    frlong et ennuyeux à cause d'une verbosité excessive

    • His tedious explanation went on for over an hour.
    • The report was tedious and full of unnecessary details.
    • She avoided his tedious stories about his travels.

    Synonymesdiffuselong-windedprolixramblingverbosewindywordy

    Antonymesbriefcompactconciselaconicpithyshortsuccinctterse

Formes
  • more tedious comparative form
  • most tedious superlative form
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