Meaning of Tiresome
Causing boredom or annoyance due to being repetitive or lengthy.
In simple words: Boring or annoying because it takes too long.
Tiresome in a sentence
- The meeting was so tiresome that I struggled to stay awake.
- He found the long lecture tiresome and hard to follow.
- Gardening can become tiresome when the weather doesn't cooperate.
- After hours of tiresome paperwork, she needed a break.
- The repetitive tasks can be quite tiresome for employees.
How to use Tiresome
Commonly used to describe activities or situations that are tedious. Avoid in very formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
tiresome + object
Memory hint
Think of 'tired-some', like something that makes you feel tired of waiting.
Related words
Collocations with Tiresome
- tiresome task
- tiresome process
- tiresome journey
- tiresome discussion
- tiresome routine
Synonyms for Tiresome
- boring
- tedious
- wearisome
- monotonous
- draining
Opposites of Tiresome
- exciting
- interesting
- stimulating
Common mistakes with Tiresome
- Confused with 'tiring' - 'tiresome' focuses on boredom, while 'tiring' focuses on exhaustion.
- Incorrectly using 'tiresome' to describe something physically tiring instead of mentally exhausting.
- Using 'tiresome' in a positive context, which is usually incorrect.
Tiresome appears in
Tiresome in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
مُمِلّ
ممل أو مزعج لأنه يستغرق وقتًا طويلاً.
- Bengaliবাংলা
বিরক্তিকর
একঘেয়ে বা বিরক্তিকর কারণ এটি খুব বেশি সময় নেয়।
- GermanDeutsch
ermüdend, langwierig, lästig
Langweilig oder nervig, weil es zu lange dauert.
- SpanishEspañol
Pesado
Aburrido o molesto porque dura mucho.
- Persianفارسی
خستهکننده
چیزی که حوصلهتان را سر میبرد یا خستهتان میکند.
- FrenchFrançais
Fatigant
Ennuyeux ou agaçant parce que ça prend trop de temps.
- Hindiहिन्दी
थकाने वाला
बहुत लंबा होने के कारण बोरिंग या परेशान करने वाला।
- ItalianItaliano
Noioso, Stancante
Che annoia o infastidisce perché dura troppo.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Cansativo
Chato ou irritante porque demora muito.
- RussianРусский
Надоедливый
Скучный или раздражающий, потому что это занимает слишком много времени.
- Urduاردو
تھکا دینے والا، اکتا دینے والا
بورنگ یا پریشان کن کیونکہ اس میں بہت وقت لگتا ہے۔
- Chinese中文
Tiresome
因为太耗时而让人觉得无聊或烦人。
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Frequently asked questions about Tiresome
What does Tiresome mean?
Boring or annoying because it takes too long.
What is the definition of Tiresome?
Causing boredom or annoyance due to being repetitive or lengthy.
How do you use Tiresome in a sentence?
The meeting was so tiresome that I struggled to stay awake.
Can you give another example of Tiresome?
He found the long lecture tiresome and hard to follow.
What are synonyms for Tiresome?
Common alternatives include boring, tedious, wearisome, monotonous, draining.
What is the opposite of Tiresome?
Opposite meanings include exciting, interesting, stimulating.
What words go with Tiresome?
It commonly pairs with tiresome task, tiresome process, tiresome journey, tiresome discussion, tiresome routine.
What are common mistakes when using Tiresome?
Confused with 'tiring' - 'tiresome' focuses on boredom, while 'tiring' focuses on exhaustion. Incorrectly using 'tiresome' to describe something physically tiring instead of mentally exhausting. Using 'tiresome' in a positive context, which is usually incorrect.
How do you pronounce Tiresome?
US: //ˈtaɪərsəm//, UK: //ˈtaɪəsəm//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Tiresome?
Commonly used to describe activities or situations that are tedious. Avoid in very formal contexts.
