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onerous
/ ˈəʊ-, ˈɒnərəs /
adjective
laborious or oppressive
law (of a contract, lease, etc) having or involving burdens or obligations that counterbalance or outweigh the advantages
Other Word Forms
- onerously adverb
- onerousness noun
- onerosity noun
- nononerous adjective
- nononerously adverb
- nononerousness noun
- unonerous adjective
- unonerously adverb
- unonerousness noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of onerous1
Example Sentences
“Remodeling a kitchen or bathroom is onerous for most people. But building a house from the ground up is almost impossible,” Roy said.
The city must keep tackling drug use and address a shortage of affordable housing, Lurie says, as well as bring more retail back and further cut red tape that can be onerous for businesses.
Afterward, the county passed new regulations to force large water users to go through a more onerous process.
Afterward, the county passed new regulations to force large water users to go through a more onerous process.
Plus, the withdrawal symptoms that can emerge during a detox phase can be more onerous for older people.
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