laboriously

The list of phrases has grown manually and laboriously to more than 5000 known “fingerprints” of potential misconduct.

One of his grandchildren brings out a plastic chair and he sits down, breathing laboriously.

Once upon a time, for reasons that are laboriously teased out, he landed in the jungle, where he was taken under wing by a punishing caretaker, the Shaman.

Once upon a time, alpinists laboriously hacked steps into it — literal stairways to heaven.

For one, following the 2021 reopening of comedy venues, the entire industry clicked into the same two-year-ish cycle typical of laboriously honing material, filming, editing, releasing and promoting.