cumbersome
/ˈkʌmbərsəm/
adjective
- Large, heavy, or difficult to carry or move because of size or weight.
- The knight's armor was effective but cumbersome, making it hard to run.
- The old suitcase was so cumbersome that she could barely lift it onto the train.
- Carrying a cumbersome stack of boxes up three flights of stairs took all afternoon.
- Slow, complicated, or inefficient; difficult to use or deal with.
- The company's cumbersome approval process delayed the project by weeks.
- Filing taxes by hand can be a cumbersome task without the right tools.
- This software feels cumbersome compared to the newer, simpler apps.
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