onerousness (Meaning)
onerousness (n)
unwelcome burdensome difficulty
Synonyms & Antonyms of onerousness
Synonyms:
- heavy
- bleak
- grim
- grievous
- bitter
- stiff
- murderous
- unbearable
- painful
- rigorous
- rugged
- strict
- stringent
- inhuman
- uncomfortable
- hardhanded
- excruciating
- unpleasant
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- insupportable
- spartan
- hostile
- insufferable
- heartbreaking
- intemperate
- inclement
- austere
- grinding
- overwhelming
- biting
- bad
- agonizing
- unfriendly
- heartrending
- wretched
- wearing
- forbidding
- wild
- disagreeable
- comfortless
- harrowing
- inhospitable
- crushing
- discomforting
- tortuous
- unendurable
- intolerable
Antonyms:
onerousness Sentence Examples
- The onerousness of the project weighed heavily on his mind, threatening to overwhelm him.
- The long hours and demanding workload imposed an intolerable onerousness on the employees.
- The additional responsibilities placed on her shoulders added to the already onerous burden she carried.
- The government's complex regulations imposed an onerous compliance burden on businesses.
- The sheer volume of emails inundated her inbox, creating an onerous task to manage.
- The physical demands of the job proved onerous, causing him significant discomfort and fatigue.
- The financial obligations he had incurred became increasingly onerous, threatening his stability.
- The onerous paperwork and bureaucracy associated with the application process discouraged many applicants.
- The constant pressure to meet deadlines rendered the work experience onerous and unfulfilling.
- The onerous restrictions imposed on personal freedoms made life unbearable for many citizens.
FAQs About the word onerousness
unwelcome burdensome difficulty
tough, searing, brutal, oppressive, rough, burdensome, trying, severe, cruel, hard
comfortable, comfortable, soft, pleasant, light, easy,easy, light, pleasant, soft
The onerousness of the project weighed heavily on his mind, threatening to overwhelm him.
The long hours and demanding workload imposed an intolerable onerousness on the employees.
The additional responsibilities placed on her shoulders added to the already onerous burden she carried.
The government's complex regulations imposed an onerous compliance burden on businesses.
