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1. (n.) tedium
the quality or state of being wearisome; tediousness.
Etymology: (1655–65; < L taedium)
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1. (noun) boredom, ennui, tedium
the feeling of being bored by something tedious
2. (noun) tediousness, tedium, tiresomeness
dullness owing to length or slowness
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1. (noun) tedium
irksomeness; wearisomeness; tediousness
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Sense: boredom; tediousness
the tedium of a long journey.
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 Afrikaans: verveling |
 Arabic: ضَجَر، مَلَل |
 Bulgarian: скука |
 Brazilian: tédio |
 Czech: nuda,únavnost |
 German: die Langweiligkeit |
 Danish: kedsommelighed; monotoni |
 Greek: ανία |
 Spanish: tedio |
 Estonian: üksluisus |
 Farsi: خستگی؛ ملالت |
 Finnish: pitkäveteisyys |
 French: ennui |
 Hebrew: שִעָמוּם |
 Hindi: अरुचि |
 Croatian: dosada, zamor |
 Hungarian: unalom |
 Indonesian: kebosanan |
 Icelandic: leiðindi |
 Italian: tedio, noia |
 Japanese: 退屈 |
 Korean: 지루함, 권태 |
 Lithuanian: nuobodulys, nuobodumas |
 Latvian: garlaicība |
 Malay: rasa jemu |
 Dutch: verveling |
 Norwegian: kjedsommelighet |
 Polish: nuda |
 Portuguese: tédio |
 Romanian: plictiseală, oboseală |
 Russian: скука; утомительность |
 Slovak: nuda;únava |
 Slovenian: dolgočasnost |
 Serbian: zamor |
 Swedish: långtråkighet, leda |
 Thai: ความน่าเบื่อ |
 Turkish: sıkıcılık |
 Taiwanese: 冗長乏味, 厭煩 |
 Ukrainian: нудота; стомлюваність |
 Urdu: ناگواري، کوفت |
 Vietnamese: sự chán ngắt |
 Chinese: 冗长乏味，厌烦 |
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