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laborious
adjective as in hard, difficult
adjective as in hardworking
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Example Sentences
On this night, though, Snell had nothing left — having failed to record a single 1-2-3 inning in what became his shortest start of the playoffs, five-plus innings that required 100 laborious pitches.
Lifelong residences will be replaced by Airbnbs, development groups and deep-pocketed foreign buyers with enough time and money to navigate the laborious permit process.
But speed evidently comes at the expense of the laborious checks and balances which slow down central banks from issuing fiat currency but, in turn, protect the dollar.
The laborious method of cartooning is what carries enough sway to move the needle.
“This is definitely more of what I was envisioning,” Muncy said this weekend, reflecting back on the early-season struggles and laborious swing work over the winter that preceded his two-month tear.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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