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Characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effort.
hard
heavy
punishing
arduous
gruelling
grueling
toilsome
backbreaking
operose
effortful
1
The work was
laborious
and pointless, as far as Aylaen could see.
2
Time went on; things happened; but Ryecroft was still
laborious
and poor.
3
Similarly, advances in science and medicine have been achieved through
laborious
research.
4
In one minute the respiration was
laborious
,
and the pupils were dilated.
5
Health and posterity are the portion of the poor- Imeanthe
laborious
.
6
Current assessment technologies are time-consuming and
laborious
and involve bacterial culturing methods.
7
My progress is often slow and can be
laborious
,
but I'm independent.
8
The modern Leaving Certificate is time-consuming, stressful and often
laborious
for teenagers.
9
Search for causing mutations is very
laborious
,
time consuming and low effective.
10
Her life had much in it of
laborious
tedium-tediumnever-ending and monotonous.
11
In the past, the methods of quantitative assessment were
laborious
and arcane.
12
The process of constructing standard curves is
laborious
and consumes additional reagents.
13
The course lay up the ascent, and still continued hazardous and
laborious
.
14
He was
laborious
,
clearheaded, and profoundly versed in the details of finance.
15
Midway in that
laborious
ascent, the monk called to him to stop.
16
For most of the past century, sourcing these was a
laborious
affair.
laborious
laborious work
laborious process
most laborious
very laborious
laborious task