Tedium

The daily commute is a tedium for many workers.

Packing for a move is a tedium for many people.

Sitting through a long meeting can become a tedium.

Data entry is a tedium that can easily be automated.

Cutting the grass is such a tedium that I hire someone else to do it.

After hours of data entry, the tedium of the task became unbearable.

As the lecture droned on, the students' faces began to show signs of tedium.

The tedium of training for the marathon was worth it when she finally crossed the finish line.

The tedium of sitting in traffic for hours every day made him want to quit his job.

The tedium of scrubbing the dishes by hand made him appreciate the dishwasher even more.

The tedium of waiting in line at the DMV had her regretting not making an appointment.

The tedium of sitting in traffic every day was a major reason she decided to move closer to work.

The long wait at the airport caused tedium, and I couldn't wait to board the plane.

The sheer tedium of reviewing stacks of paperwork made her dread going to work each day.

I hate this job. The tedium of doing the same thing every day is unbearable.

The tedium of sitting through hours of testimony in court made the jury members restless and bored.

The tedium of waiting in line for hours made her feel like time was standing still.

The tedium of practicing the same piano piece for hours on end can be frustrating but necessary for improvement.

After hours of paperwork, the tedium had taken its toll on her patience.

The tedium of memorizing the periodic table is what makes chemistry class so challenging for some students.

The tedium of cleaning the house made her put it off.

The tedium of the morning commute was a source of frustration for many.

The tedium of a long lecture can make it difficult to stay awake.

The meeting was so tedium that I almost fell asleep.

The cleaning job was so tedium that I fell asleep on the job.

The tedium of folding laundry every day is never-ending.

The tedium of the afternoon class made the students feel sleepy and lethargic.

The tedium of proofreading the manuscript for the tenth time left her feeling drained.

The tedium of filling out job applications is what makes the process of job searching so draining for some people.

Watching paint dry is the definition of tedium.

The tedium of grading papers is something all teachers experience.

Cleaning the same spot repeatedly became a tedium for her.

The tedium of listening to someone talk incessantly without taking a breath can be draining.

The tedium of doing laundry was made more bearable with music or a podcast.

The employee felt the tedium of working in the same department for years.

The monotonous daily routine was a tedium for the soldier.

I often find myself falling into tedium while doing my homework.

The repetitiveness of the job made it feel like a tedium, rather than a challenge.

The tedium of doing the same exercise routine every day can lead to boredom.

The tedium of the long flight made her feel restless and irritable.

The tedium of painting the house was worth it in the end for the sense of accomplishment.

The tedium of being stuck in a dead-end relationship made her feel trapped.

The tedium of sitting through the same meeting every week made him feel like his time was being wasted.

The tedium of doing housework every day made her feel like a robot.

The tedium of washing dishes by hand is what drove her to invest in a dishwasher.

The tedium of the daily commute was getting to him.

The tedium of being home alone for weeks on end made her feel isolated and depressed.

The tedium of watching the same TV show every night left her feeling unfulfilled.

His job required him to do a lot of tedium, but he didn't mind.

The tedium of the long winter break made her miss her friends and classmates.