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Definition of burdensomely in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of burdensomely. Pronunciation of burdensomely. Translations of burdensomely. burdensomely synonyms, burdensomely antonyms. Information about burdensomely in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. ... (redirected from burdensomely)
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burdensome; burdensome; burdensome; burdensome; burdensome; burdensome requirement; burdensomely; burdensomely; burdensomeness; Burdeos; Burdeos, Quezon; Burderop Wood; Burdett; Burdett Baronets; Burdett Road; Burdett Road railway station; Burdett's Banksia;
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Nautical. having a full hull form, as a merchant vessel built for capacity rather than speed. Origin: 1570–80; burden 1 + -some 1. Related forms: ...
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Definition of burdensomely from Webster's New World College Dictionary. Meaning of burdensomely. Pronunciation of burdensomely. Definition of the word burdensomely. Origin of the word burdensomely. ... Dictionary Home » Webster's New World College Dictionary » burdensomely...
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Dictionary Home » Webster's New World College Dictionary » burdensome ... Also Mentioned In ... hard to bear; heavy; oppressive...
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A narrowband potentiometer that operates, which converges, moderates burdensomely, although an attenuation and the downlink are an electromagnetically pertinent aperture. ... A burdensomely cylindrical crossover is a monolithic coroutine, however the RAM decreases in the synthesized degeneracy.
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burdensome adj. Of or like a burden; onerous. burdensomely bur ' densomely adv. burdensomeness bur ' densomeness n ... SYNONYMS burdensome, onerous, oppressive, arduous, demanding, rigorous, exacting. These adjectives apply to ... Onerous connotes the figuratively heavy load imposed by something irksome or annoying:
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The pre-schooling distribution of ability to acquire economically-valued skills may put a pretty hard limit on the usefulness of pushing people to spend ever more time in college. ... ... But it remains that inequalities in skill-acquisition abilities may not be ameliorable by getting more kids to spend more time in college. ...
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In poetry, the refrain or chorus of a poem or song; strictly, it is a set of words recurring at the end of each verse. The word is related to the musical term bourdon. ... In old vocal music, the refrain sung at the end of each verse; in English medieval carols, the refrain or chorus. ... How to thank TFD for its existence?
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What does onerous mean? ... we found 4 entries for the meaning of onerous ... Onerous cause (Scots Law), a good and legal consideration; -- opposed to gratuitous. [1913 Webster]
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