Tedious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEDIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• causing weariness
• too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous
• causing fatigue or boredom
• Involving tedium; tiresome from continuance, prolixity, slowness, or the like; wearisome.
• so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness
• using or containing too many words

Words related to TEDIOUS

driegh11 tediosities12 tediosity13 tediously13 tediousness12 tediousnesses14 tediousome13 tedisome11 tedy8 wearisome14

Words that contain TEDIOUS

tediously13 tediousome13 overtedious15 tediousness12 tediousnesses14

How to use TEDIOUS in a sentence

• Their best generals had either fallen in the field of battle, or they were, like Quintus Fabius and Quintus Fulvius, too old for such an entirely new and probably tedious war.
• I got myself placed in her eye, that the time might not seem tedious to me, for we were there early.
• Many, both students and professors, are loud against it, yet the tedious method is still pursued in many places.
• The extent of this cave would render a detail tedious, as there are comparatively few objects of interest.
• And I shall not write a long, tedious tale, and why? Because, like the needy knife-grinder, I have no story to tell.
• In August, 1870, a little sister was born to my son, and the recovery was slow and tedious, for my general health had been failing for some time.
• What will take us through this tedious journey through the world is his manners, his principle, and his behavior.
• It would be a tedious matter were I to tell all the little happenings of the next few years.
• War is getting tedious, and the summer is all too short.
• She did not listen to him when he spoke, having already decided in her wisdom that he could say nothing that was not tedious or commonplace.
• With her the days were doubtless very sad, but it cannot truly be said that they were dull or tedious.
• The long drive thither and back was tedious to him.
• Their chamber practice is profitable to them, and beneficial to the community, as it prevents much tedious litigation.
• A tedious voyage of a fortnight brought them to London.
• They were tedious to him, but doubly tedious to his wife, who now found it more difficult than ever to talk to him.
• The crescent moon had long since sunk behind the westward range, and trailing was something far too slow and tedious.
• It was a tedious business, but progress became more rapid when de Courtois realized that he was in the hands of those who meant well by him.
• If there are many possible causes, the method of elimination becomes too tedious and must be abandoned.
• You know I must not go faster than he does, and to move at this rate is as tedious as counting a great Clock.
• It would be tedious to recount to you the Life of an unfortunate Shoeing-Horn, or I might entertain you with a very long and melancholy Relation of my Sufferings.
• That which is tedious and joyless to one, will be so to another, if pursued in the same way, and under the same circumstances.
• To follow his history through the war would be tedious.
• Tedious was this slow movement, difficult and painful this journey which must end in lightninglike speed.
• I have heard from Miss Buckley that you have got possession of your chalk pit, and I congratulate you on the tedious delay being over.

Similar words containing TEDIOU without suffix s

tediously13 tediousome13 overtedious15 tediousness12 tediousnesses14

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