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• n  dullness owing to length or slowness

• In a certain sense, through its own gift of tediousness and soggy small talk, it mirrors an expensively empty world.
• This was not done because they pined for entertainment to alleviate the tediousness of meetings, nor alone for the goodwill that Singer Jolson will bring to aid them in selling .
• The result is an uneven book narrowly saved from tediousness by Author Purvis' occasional candor.

• tedium
• tiresomeness

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• Reading James Joyce's 'Ulysses' requires a heroic effort
  I've done it. I've scaled the heights of literary snobbery. I've read James Joyce's "Ulysses." You've heard of "Ulysses"? It's a famously dense, stream of consciousness novel, one that upon publication in 1922 was banned for tediousness. Sorry, banned for obscenity.
  June 16, 2013 - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
• Reading 'Ulysses' requires heroic effort
  I've done it. I've scaled the heights of literary snobbery. I've read James Joyce's "Ulysses." You've heard of "Ulysses"? It's a famously dense, stream of consciousness novel, one that upon publication in 1922 was banned for tediousness. Sorry, banned for obscenity.
  June 16, 2013 - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin