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“more laborious”
laborious (adjective), more laborious, most laborious
1. Characterized by a toilsome endeavor to the point of exhaustion; especially, physical effort: Jane and Jim had to spend a great deal of laborious effort remodeling their new apartment.
2. A reference to requiring long, hard work: William spent many laborious hours on the construction project and it is still not completed.

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2. A reference to requiring long, hard work: William spent many laborious hours on the construction project and it is still not completed.


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labor-, laborat-
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-ous, -ious, -eous
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