burdensome in Latin
burdensome in Latin is onerōsus — burdensome means difficult and demanding, like something heavy to carry.
burdensome in Latin
onerōsus
Characteristic of a burden; arduous or demanding
What does "burdensome" mean?
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adj Difficult and demanding, like something heavy to carry.
"Finally, there are the commuter trains. Both companies operate these around the big cities and both find them burdensome, owing to the lack of off-peak travel."
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- Finally, there are the commuter trains. Both companies operate these around the big cities and both find them burdensome, owing to the lack of off-peak travel.
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What is "burdensome" in Latin?
"burdensome" in Latin is onerōsus. burdensome means: Difficult and demanding, like something heavy to carry.
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