tedium (Meaning)

Wordnet

tedium (n)

the feeling of being bored by something tedious

dullness owing to length or slowness

Webster

Irksomeness; wearisomeness; tediousness.

The seemingly endless report filled me with an overwhelming sense of tedium.
The monotonous nature of the assembly line job drained me with its relentless tedium.
I found myself paralyzed by the tedium of the long and winding staircase.
The days seemed to stretch on interminably, with each moment filled with tedium.
The banality of the televised debate induced a profound tedium that left me tuning out.
The endless road trip, with its unchanging scenery, became a tedious ordeal.
The tedious process of filling out paperwork left me feeling utterly exhausted.
The tedium of the lecture was broken only by the occasional cough or rustle of pages.
The repetitive nature of the work numbed my mind with its relentless tedium.
The tedium of the waiting room made the minutes seem like hours.

the feeling of being bored by something tedious, dullness owing to length or slownessIrksomeness; wearisomeness; tediousness.

boredom, restlessness, melancholy, weariness,ennui, cheerlessness, monotony, dullness, apathy, sameness

enchantment, involvement, fascination, engrossment, stimulation, excitement, enchantment, engrossment, absorption, absorption

The seemingly endless report filled me with an overwhelming sense of tedium.

The monotonous nature of the assembly line job drained me with its relentless tedium.

I found myself paralyzed by the tedium of the long and winding staircase.

The days seemed to stretch on interminably, with each moment filled with tedium.