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cumbersomeness

noun as in awkwardness

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Of course, the incredible cumbersomeness of caucusing does not encourage turnout, particularly when there’s a language barrier.

The senators are also rewriting the rules on the admission of seasonal farm labourers, most of them illegal immigrants at the moment, thanks in part to the cumbersomeness of the official scheme.

And it’s not just on the map data, which is what Apple has been faulted for, but the cumbersomeness of its user interface as well.

From Forbes

But with the added protection came extra weight and cumbersomeness - and while researchers have always realised that this would have impaired a soldier's performance, nobody until now has quantified by how much.

From BBC

The term, principally owing to its cumbersomeness, is being gradually superseded in modern law by that of “beneficiary.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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