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burdensomeadjective difficult to endurethe burdensome living conditions that the early settlers had to endure bitter, brutal, cruel, excruciating, grievous, grim, hard, hardhanded, harsh, heavy, inhuman, murderous, onerous, oppressive, rough, rugged, searing, severe, stiff, tough, trying austere, bleak, comfortless, discomforting, forbidding, inhospitable, spartan, uncomfortablebiting, inclement, intemperate, wildrigorous, strict, stringentagonizing, heartbreaking, heartrending, painful, wretchedcrushing, grinding, overwhelming, wearinginsufferable, insupportable, intolerable, unbearable, unendurableharrowing, tortuousbad, disagreeable, hostile, unfriendly, unpleasant easy, light, soft comfortable, cozy, luxurious, snugagreeable, friendly, genial, hospitable, pleasantpeaceful, relaxing, reposeful, restfulbearable, endurable, painless, tolerablebalmy, calm, clement, gentle, mild, moderate, temperate requiring much time, effort, or careful attentionthe burdensome task of finishing the tax return arduous, challenging, demanding, exacting, grueling(or gruelling), killing, laborious, onerous, persnickety, taxing, toilsome difficult, formidable, hard, herculean, rough, rugged, stiff, strenuous, testing, toughoppressive, tryingrigid, rigorous, severe, stern, strict, stringent light, nondemanding, unchallenging, undemanding easy, effortless, facile, simple, smooth onerous, burdensome, oppressive, exacting mean imposing hardship.onerous stresses being laborious and heavy especially because distasteful.the onerous task of cleaning up the mess burdensome suggests causing mental as well as physical strain.burdensome responsibilities oppressive implies extreme harshness or severity in what is imposed.the oppressive tyranny of a police state exacting implies rigor or sternness rather than tyranny or injustice in the demands made or in the one demanding.an exacting employer in 1578 |