laborious in Latin
laborious in Latin is labōriōsus — laborious means requiring a great deal of physical effort; tiring and hard work.
laborious in Latin
labōriōsus
Requiring much physical effort; toilsome.
What does "laborious" mean?
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adj Requiring a great deal of physical effort; tiring and hard work.
"Digging the trench by hand was a laborious task that took all day."
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adj Slow, difficult, and demanding careful effort mentally, rather than fun or quick.
"Translating the old manuscript was a laborious process that took months."
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laborious in a sentence
- Digging the trench by hand was a laborious task that took all day.
- Translating the old manuscript was a laborious process that took months.
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What is "laborious" in Latin?
"laborious" in Latin is labōriōsus. laborious means: Requiring a great deal of physical effort; tiring and hard work.
How do you use "laborious" in a sentence?
Example: "Digging the trench by hand was a laborious task that took all day." In Latin, "laborious" is labōriōsus.
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