tediums (Meaning)

tediums

the quality or state of being tedious, a tedious period of time, boredom

The tediums of daily chores weighed heavily on her, making each day seem endless.
The monotonous tediums of administrative work sapped his energy and stifled his creativity.
The tediums of the long lecture lulled the students into a half-sleep state.
He endured the tediums of the journey, knowing that the destination would be worth the effort.
The tediums of marriage had drained all the joy out of their relationship.
The constant tediums of life had left her feeling uninspired and dispirited.
The tediums of the waiting room filled her with a sense of impatience and anxiety.
The tediums of the job made it difficult for him to maintain his enthusiasm.
She found solace in the tediums of knitting, which provided her with a sense of calm and purpose.
The tediums of adulthood had replaced the carefree joy of her childhood.

the quality or state of being tedious, a tedious period of time, boredom

boredom,ennui, weariness, melancholy, restlessness, doldrums, dulness, dullness, languor, languidness

excitement, engrossment, engagement, enchantment, stimulation, absorption, involvement,fascination, immersion, diversion

The tediums of daily chores weighed heavily on her, making each day seem endless.

The monotonous tediums of administrative work sapped his energy and stifled his creativity.

The tediums of the long lecture lulled the students into a half-sleep state.

He endured the tediums of the journey, knowing that the destination would be worth the effort.