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on·er·ous (

r-)

adj.

1. Troublesome or oppressive; burdensome. See Synonyms at burdensome.

2. Law Entailing obligations that exceed advantages.

[Middle English, from Old French onereus, from Latin onersus, from onus, oner-, burden.]

oner·ous·ly adv.

oner·ous·ness n.

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Noun

onerousness - unwelcome burdensome difficulty

burdensomeness, oppressiveness, heaviness

difficultness, difficulty - the quality of being difficult; "they agreed about the difficulty of the climb"

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This criterion has been accepted by jurisprudence, whereby "relationships exist that coincide externally with those inherent to a subordinate contract but which, inasmuch as there are characteristics that exclude their onerousness (e.

The employment bond in the area of sports by Martinez, Jose Maria Sabat / The International Sports Law Journal

They had dozens of people at every tax commission hearing to talk about the onerousness of the sales tax on the poor.

Texas-style tax cut: a commission, with business support, was able to ... by McNeely, Dave / State Legislatures

More recently in Victoria, issues of principal role onerousness highlighted by Lacey have broadened into a wider public concern with occupational well-being (for example, 'Suicide: men at risk', Age, 18 August 2003; 'Stressed principals get life coaches', Age, 12 January 2005) which has triggered a major analysis of principal workloads (Department of Education and Training, Victoria, 2004).

Cloning their own: aspirant principals and the school-based selection ... by Lacey, Kathy / Australian Journal of Education

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