0 the quality of being boring, especially because of continuing for a long time:
the tediousness of his job
Federal officials attribute the security lapses to rapid turnover of screeners, caused by the low pay and the tediousness of the job.
He portrays a man determined to remain completely liberated from the tediousness of real life and the consequences of his extramarital affair.
We made our way back to the airport and the tediousness of waiting for our flight.
It is a question of great human interest, but it is also one of great tediousness, technicality and complexity.
I will exercise my powers if there is undue tediousness.
I had an account from a friend of mine who came down the other day as to the tediousness of the journey.
There is a range of tediousness.
Its variety is unvarying in its tediousness.
