tediously

These tediously made oil paintings are made to look effortless like soft, hypnotic daydreams.

This type of business logic must be coded tediously with an MVC framework making it hard to change, monitor and report on.

This is partly because scientists have tediously traditionally thought that an itch was a less intense form of pain.

Nobody wants to wait forever as your script tediously selects 300 or so entries from a database and displays the results on a page.

You ended up doing the work by tediously working the mouse. Pointing and clicking, pointing and clicking.

If one's first love is oppressive and Tediously long, I wonder it is strange or not.

Sometimes there's quite a tediously long and serene period.

One month later, after tediously filing piles of paperwork, Amy sat before a judge in family court .

As a result, many employers limit all references to a few tediously unhelpful details such as name, job title and dates.

tediously . . . the most tediously boring aspects of international relations.

Most solutions to the problem of global warming are tediously, almost oppressively, quotidian .

Now, when we need to find e-mail pertinent to the board meeting, we don't have to paw manually and tediously through dozens of folders.

Umm. . . I think I'm good at talking tediously. Hahaha.

Five weeks drifted tediously along.

People who simply don't let others bang on tediously.

I know the age better than you do, though you will prate about it so tediously.

He is an expert at solving puzzles, willing to spend many hours tediously groping for the tiniest answer;

the tediously long right catalogue;