tedious

/ˈtiːdiəs/

adjective

sıkıcı ve monoton

Too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous.

The lecture was so tedious that half the students fell asleep.
Filling out tax forms is a tedious process.
After several tedious hours of waiting, we were finally called in.
Genome sequencing once involved tedious manual procedures that required months of laboratory work to complete a single analysis.
Graduate students often find literature reviews tedious but recognize their importance for establishing theoretical foundations.
Archaeological excavation requires tedious documentation of artifact positions before any materials can be removed from the site.