onerously
- r in an onerous manner
- Back when they torpedoed the Clinton plan they were able to convince people that it was onerously complex and restrictive of people's choices, which the people themselves didn't .
- We did it because we thought it was the right thing and the fair thing" in the light of onerously escalating living costs in New York.
- The movie's onerously monotonous plot proceeds through vignettes of Serpico's honesty being put to the test.