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Meanings of too tiring in English

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Usage of too tiring in English
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Dancing is unsuitable, swimming dangerous, athletics too tiring and exciting.
Epilepsy, Hysteria, and Neurasthenia: Their Causes, Symptoms, & ...
2
It was just too tiring, too much hard work.
The Guardian
3
Would it be too much for you, too tiring?
The Coryston Family / A Novel
4
Only will it not be too tiring for you?'
The Heir of Redclyffe
5
It's too tiring keeping myself supplied with prescriptions.
The Guardian
6
If I find air travel too tiring on the way out, I may come home by sea.
A Town like Alice
7
Had it been too tiring for her?
Barbara in Brittany
8
It's too tiring for all concerned.
The Obstacle Race
9
But it was too far into the woods, the hike too tiring for Calli, and we discarded the idea.
The weight of silence
10
The talking was too tiring.
Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3
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My kids are 7 and 8 so aren't too tiring.
Independent.ie
12
Edward is strong, but he is not yet three years old and riding all day is too tiring for him.
The White Queen
13
She was closely followed by the Brontë sisters (this geographical pedantry business is too tiring), Captain Cook and Michael Palin.
The Guardian
14
I really wish I were a few years younger, but the truth is that it's too tiring for me to travel so far.
The girl with the dragon tattoo
15
I could not watch more than forty minutes of television before I had to turn it off because the noise was too tiring.
Escape
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Eventually, one of the pups will have to be abandoned; caring for twins is too tiring and metabolically taxing for a mother sea otter.
Wired
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