incumbrous (Meaning)
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incumbrous (a.)
Cumbersome; troublesome.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incumbrous
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incumbrous Sentence Examples
- The old mansion was incumbrous with ornate furnishings and creaking floorboards.
- The incumbrous wardrobe took up an entire corner of the bedroom, dominating the space.
- The thick, leather-bound book was too incumbrous to carry around easily.
- The heavy bronze statue was incumbrous, requiring multiple people to move it.
- The massive dining table was incumbrous, seating twelve guests comfortably.
- The old computer system was incumbrous and inefficient, slowing down operations.
- The ornate scroll was incumbrous, its intricate designs making it difficult to handle.
- The incumbrous painting required special rigging to hang safely on the wall.
- The fortress stood incumbrous and imposing, a symbol of power and grandeur.
- The incumbrous military equipment made it difficult for soldiers to move swiftly during combat.
FAQs About the word incumbrous
Cumbersome; troublesome.
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The old mansion was incumbrous with ornate furnishings and creaking floorboards.
The incumbrous wardrobe took up an entire corner of the bedroom, dominating the space.
The thick, leather-bound book was too incumbrous to carry around easily.
The heavy bronze statue was incumbrous, requiring multiple people to move it.
