Burdensome is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BURDENSOME in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• imposing or constituting a burden, also BURDENOUS, BURTHENSOME
• difficult to carry out or fulfil; taxing
• undesirably restrictive
• Grievous to be borne; causing uneasiness or fatigue; oppressive.
• not easily borne; wearing
• imposing or constituting a burden
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• imposing or constituting a burden; oppressive

Words related to BURDENSOME

cumbersome18

Words that contain BURDENSOME

overburdensome22

How to use BURDENSOME in a sentence

• She was indeed fond of visiting her subjects, and perhaps subjected her nobles to a burdensome hospitality.
• It might be demonstrated that the most productive system of finance will always be the least burdensome.
• One by one, laws were made which they looked upon as oppressive and burdensome.
• Meanwhile, it must be acknowledged that that condition often appeared less burdensome, and obtained more easy acceptance than the feudal system.
• And because long discourses are burdensome in time of sorrow and mourning, I will, without delay, bring forward that comfort which is the most effectual.
• The State was very poor, and regarded the western settlements as mere burdensome sources of expense.
• Evil to the lonely man, and burdensome to the single, remains every dwelling in the world.
• The sense of relief at being free from the burdensome office, which has cost me a large amount of time and trouble, is very delightful.
• It renders it more easy, less burdensome, therefore less unpopular.
• But his free life was only a little less burdensome than his prison one.
• Yet whereas thou has struck a bargain before thou camest hither, if I undo that for thee, the bargain with me may be nought so burdensome.
• Finally, if war proved now less burdensome, the exhaustion of Italy and the decay of military spirit rendered the people liable to the scourge of piracy.
• The universal easily becomes the vulgar and the burdensome.
• There are times when the armor of hypocrisy becomes so burdensome that one is forced, cost what it may, to throw it off if only for an instant.
• For since the time when the Romans had withdrawn from Lazica, the common people of the country naturally found the Persian rule burdensome.
• They are then merely burdensome and uncheering elements within their narrow social sphere.
• Influenced by the like suit, it is troublesome, causing thought, new to one, or burdensome.
• A card of doubtful omen when a Master, figuring a grave Confidence, of interest to learn, but burdensome rather than easily to be passed by.
• And what is more, she could attain good speed with a single engine of reasonable power, where now many machines are handicapped with the burdensome weight of an extra power-plant.
• The children admired it to the limit, and made me sing it with burdensome frequency.
• The decisive struggle is at hand, and burdensome life will be resigned with joy.
• It was at this period that they were abandoned as too burdensome to be of practical value.
• He was there on duty, but without curiosity, and seemed weary, not with age, but with the possession of a burdensome secret of existence.
• That weapon is burdensome, and we could get one at any place along our journey.
• Could I but live till burdensome they prove, My life would be immortal as my love.
• Suspense added its burdensome insistent question, but he could not bring himself to ask August if the marriage had taken place.
• These tariff acts were passed in connection with far-reaching and burdensome applications of internal revenue taxes on many kinds of manufactures.
• But this change had been presented to Florence in a manner more than ordinarily burdensome.
• What is worse, this constant application to pleasure takes away from the enjoyment, or rather turns it into the nature of a very burdensome and laborious business.
• These are necessarily of very light construction, in order not to be burdensome to the operators, and obviously they must be efficient.
• It is evident that more of real sustenance from animal matter cannot be combined in any less bulky or burdensome compound.
• A large number of exiles, whom Paul had sent to Siberia, were recalled, and many of the most burdensome requirements of etiquette, in the court, were annulled.
• The Chinese residents should be treated more justly, and relieved from burdensome exactions.

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