Tiresome is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TIRESOME in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• tedious
• causing one to feel bored or annoyed
• boring and irritating
• Fitted or tending to tire; exhausted; wearisome; fatiguing; tedious; as, a tiresome journey; a tiresome discourse.
• so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness

Words related to TIRESOME

tiresomely15 tiresomeness14

Words that contain TIRESOME

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How to use TIRESOME in a sentence

• Every day for a month this business, so tiresome to me, went on.
• Even a scratch will go on bleeding on a cold day and be very tiresome.
• I thought it very tiresome, but was glad to see Lord John Russell and his wife.
• He was delighted with this happy end to a tiresome day, and as he ran through the passage he called out to mother to say that father was back.
• It was really very tiresome that he could not explain to Dr.
• A simple examination of a formula would suffice to teach us its contents without the aid of tiresome explanatory matter.
• If they were tiresome and followed her, no doubt somebody like Mrs.
• Those inexperienced in Scientific Management have complained that the detail of Instruction Cards and other parts of Scientific Management is tiresome.
• There was no objection to this from any of them, though they told him it would be a tiresome journey, that they would travel fast, and be back in a few days.
• A great many men of the brigade were overcome with heat during this long, tiresome and fruitless ramble.
• It is rather tiresome that fools are cut upon the same pattern all the world over.
• She must look over at the Brown house garden, and hear about their new neighbor, and about Ikey Ford, and how tiresome his grandmother was.
• It was not that the affair differed much from affairs of its sort, but the fact that it did not materially differ might have been what made it seem so tiresome.
• Mrs Marlowe fatigues me to Death every time I see her by her tiresome Conversations about you and Eloisa.
• That will save the scandal of an open revolt or a tiresome dispute.
• What was tiresome was that her uncle Leopold had apparently determined, not only that she ought to marry, but that her cousin Albert ought to be her husband.
• Of all chapters which can be ventured upon, one upon education is perhaps the most tiresome.
• All the way had been hill and very tiresome walking.
• They had long since discovered that war is never romantic and seldom exciting, but a monotonous round of tiresome duties, enlivened at rare intervals by dangerous episodes.
• I grew tired of playing after a while, for I stumbled every minute over the tiresome roots of the trees, and I began to grow very hungry, while the wood seemed endless.
• It is tiresome work to preserve quinces, but the result pays for all the trouble.
• All these details may seem tiresome, but they directly concern the length of the war.
• He spun his yarns so persistently at court that he got to be a tiresome bore, and at last one day the King told him that he had no time to listen to him.
• Charmides had become tiresome and lost in thought, but Lucius was as sweet as ever.
• The sermon period ceased to be tiresome and often was not long enough.
• Miss Taylor was very tiresome, and was forever doing and saying silly things.
• I was repaid for all those tiresome exercises I had taken by the strength to crush him against my breast almost as hard as he crushed me.

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