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boresome

[bawr-suhm, bohr-] / ˈbɔr səm, ˈboʊr- /


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Odets falls into a common trap: he cannot convey the peevish boredom of his floating prison without turning boresome himself.

From Time Magazine Archive

Sinclair Lewis, one of his early targets, called him "a tedious and egotistical fool . . . a pompous and boresome liar."

From Time Magazine Archive

They sit torpidly through classes and wonder why the professors are so boresome.

From Time Magazine Archive

Lewis promptly obliged: "I denounce Mr. Bernard DeVoto as a fool and a tedious and egotistical fool." he wrote, "as a liar and a pompous and boresome liar."

From Time Magazine Archive

Such preaching is as boresome as it is unnecessary.

From Preaching and Paganism by Fitch, Albert Parker