tiresome Synonyms

tiresome Meaning

Wordnet

tiresome (s)

so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness

Webster

tiresome (a.)

Fitted or tending to tire; exhausted; wearisome; fatiguing; tedious; as, a tiresome journey; a tiresome discourse.

tiresome Sentence Examples

  1. The endless lectures were utterly tiresome, leaving me dazed and disengaged.
  2. The repetitive nature of the job made it increasingly tiresome, dampening my enthusiasm.
  3. The constant interruptions throughout the day rendered my work tiresome and unproductive.
  4. The long and arduous hike up the mountain proved to be tiresome, testing my physical limits.
  5. The tiresome traffic congestion left me frustrated and drained after my commute.
  6. The tedious report I had to write was so tiresome that I found it difficult to concentrate.
  7. The tiresome arguments and disagreements at the meeting left me feeling exhausted and discouraged.
  8. The tiresome routine of waking up early, working all day, and coming home late left me feeling burned out.
  9. The tiresome journey to the airport involved multiple connections and hours of waiting, making it an ordeal.
  10. The tiresome task of organizing the garage proved to be more overwhelming and laborious than I had anticipated.

FAQs About the word tiresome

so lacking in interest as to cause mental wearinessFitted or tending to tire; exhausted; wearisome; fatiguing; tedious; as, a tiresome journey; a tiresome disco

stupid, annoying, slow, wearying, dusty, old, dull, tiring, weary,boring

astonishing, involving, sensational, spectacular, marvellous, surprising, amusing, riveting, wondrous, wondrous

The endless lectures were utterly tiresome, leaving me dazed and disengaged.

The repetitive nature of the job made it increasingly tiresome, dampening my enthusiasm.

The constant interruptions throughout the day rendered my work tiresome and unproductive.

The long and arduous hike up the mountain proved to be tiresome, testing my physical limits.