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burdensomeness

/ˈbɝdənsəmnəs/ noun

The state or quality of being burdensome.

Word Origin From burden (from Proto-Germanic *burthi- 'load') and the suffix -some (meaning 'characterized by') — burdensome means 'causing a burden,' and -ness makes it a noun. The same root gives us bear, bearer, and unbearable. The -some suffix also appears in troublesome, awesome, and lonesome.

noun The state or quality of being burdensome. countable

The burdensomeness of these regulations is affecting small businesses.

(名词) 繁重性

这些规章制度的繁重负担正在影响小企业。

(sustantivo) onerosidad; pesadez [El estado o calidad de ser oneroso.]

Lo oneroso de estas regulaciones está afectando a las pequeñas empresas.

(nom) lourdeur; pesanteur; caractère onéreux [Caractère de ce qui est pesant, contraignant ou difficile à supporter.]

La burdensomeness de ces réglementations affecte les petites entreprises.

(Substantiv) Belastung; Beschwerlichkeit [Die Eigenschaft oder der Zustand, belastend, beschwerlich oder schwer zu ertragen zu sein.]

Die **burdensomeness** dieser Vorschriften beeinträchtigt kleine Unternehmen.

(名詞) 負担になる性質や状態、煩わしさ。

これらの規則の煩雑さが中小企業に影響を及ぼしている。

(substantivo) onerosidade; pesadez; encargosidade [O estado ou qualidade de ser oneroso.]

O peso dessas regulamentações está afetando as pequenas empresas.

Synonyms: heaviness weightiness oppressiveness onerousness difficulty hardship strain load Antonyms: lightness easiness convenience comfort
Word parts: burden + some + ness

Related words

burden bearer unburden unbearable

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