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burdensome

[bur-dn-suhm] / ˈbɜr dn səm /


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The club can’t do the same with Yamamoto, but could still try advocating for him to be used more conservatively in the tournament coming off his especially burdensome October performance.

From Los Angeles Times

Indyke, who was responsible for reporting Epstein’s travels, and the other lawyer argued it was too burdensome.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr. Richardson tries not to dwell on the subject, but it’s clear that Matthiessen possessed a Paul Newman-esque beauty, which he found both burdensome and advantageous.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Dodgers would still be selective, of course, all-too-aware of the fact that preserving pitching depth will be crucial coming off the burdensome toll of consecutive World Series.

From Los Angeles Times

“Highest taxes. Highest energy costs. Highest insurance prices. Most burdensome and costly regulations. And it’s gotten worse.”

From The Wall Street Journal