boresome

boresome

(ˈbɔːsəm)
adj
boring or uninteresting
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But it was a very ancient and boresome experience to Collins.
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As fictionalized biography has a great present vogue, many must like it and some may even consider this one "thrilling" in the places where it is best written, though I should think any one must consider a good deal of it as both badly written and boresome. (11)
Whitman and mathematics: an introduction
(less the latter, which can be boresome as soon as you get it.) I am conflicted about strictly intellectual approaches.
C.D. Wright: an interview by Paul Magee
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