cumbrous
/ˈkʌmbrəs/
adjective
- Heavy, large, or awkward to carry or move; unwieldy.
- The old wooden desk was so cumbrous that it took four people to move it upstairs.
- She traded her cumbrous suitcase for a lightweight backpack for the trip.
- The knight's armor was cumbrous, making it hard to mount his horse quickly.
- Slow or inefficient because of being too complicated or detailed; burdensome.
- The old software was cumbrous and often crashed under heavy use.
- The company's cumbrous approval process delayed the project by weeks.
- He found the cumbrous legal language in the contract difficult to understand.
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