tediously

The process had been going on tediously, day and night, ever since July 11.

The content of the report was dry and tediously complete.

Tediously, he started the effort of dragging himself upright all over again.

This was a skill to be practiced slowly and tediously.

And there you have the outline of a tediously familiar plot.

That lesson takes Jack, who seems like a smart kid, a tediously long time to learn.

I was sure, at first, that the writer had to be a man, because the novel's women were tediously unrealistic.

The summer passed tediously, for we trusted that winter would at least check the disease.

For them, marriage is tediously predictable, the dull end of possibility.

Then he breast-stroked his way across to the ledge, tediously.

Now they tediously dictated every part of the agreement, and each clerk wrote it down.

We had arrived at the month of July, and the negotiations were tediously protracted.

What could have felt tediously programmatic came across as a genuine celebration.

It is apparent that the solution will be a tediously slow one to implement.

The black ones were scattered across the floor, forcing him to reach and collect tediously.

Her remarks are not only wrong but tediously arrogant.

It was tediously procedural and my mind wandered often, so that he had to repeat his questions.

Tracing them all down could be a tediously long chore."

When White strays into new ideas, he becomes tediously vulgar.

Rather than learn to navigate a new, tediously complicated online grocery site, I gave up.

Strong performances all around do wonders for a tediously repetitive script.

They moved on up the slope, forced to work back and forth tediously in order to make the ascent.

Then ever so tediously they began meandering along those perfect, graceful curves.

Ask the average man why he turned his light off, and his reasons would be tediously straightforward.

Our experiences are tediously similar, with one odd exception.