Tedium

What do we mean by tedium?

The quality or condition of being tedious; tediousness or boredom. noun

Irksomeness; wearisomeness; tediousness. noun

Irksomeness; wearisomeness; tediousness. noun

Boredom or tediousness; ennui. noun

The feeling of being bored by something tedious noun

Dullness owing to length or slowness noun

Boredom or tediousness; ennui.

Latin for bored/boredom. English for an awesome ninja guy. Urban Dictionary

In between 'Tall Smitties' (small titties) and 'Tig Bitties' (big titties) - switch the 'T' and the 'M' around and you have 'Medium Titties' Urban Dictionary

Tedium ad nauseam is the deathly boring combination of tedium (Latin for boredom) and ad nauseam (another Latin term used when something has been covered, explained, or talked about to the point of nausea ). Urban Dictionary

Tedious but in linear algebra. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to tedium:
tedium, medium, telium, taedium.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tedium:
boredom, everyday, occasional, touring, drawing, life, duty, nothing, review, felt, job, lack, novel, something, daily, gave.

Words that rhyme with tedium:
medium, te deum, culture medium, interstellar medium, contrast medium, interplanetary medium.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tedium:
sheer, such, much, intolerable, endless, daily, long, very, infinite, less, deadly, unrelieved, certain, utter, extreme, dull, more, inevitable, terrible, mortal, greater, dreadful, usual, insufferable, real, unbearable, pure, occasional, considerable, dreary, mere, anxious, occupational, overpowering, excessive, numbing, domestic, day, bureaucratic, monotonous, unendurable, everyday, possible, unutterable, awful, oppressive, loathsome, enormous, weary, insupportable, heavy, relentless, spiritual, fair, laborious, potential, metaphysical, hopeless, excruciating, absolute, ineffable, incomparable, slow, worth, immense, eternal, repetitive, intense, horrible, familiar, mindless, incredible, necessary, unremitting, least, appalling, indescribable, unending, mild, computational, silent, interminable, unnecessary, dry, visual, unrelenting, exhausting, fundamental, humdrum.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective tedium:
effect, vitae, vitce, incident, discussions, head, sets.

Consonant match to tedium:
te deum.

Words that sound like tedium:
tedium, tdm, tdn, ttm, te deum, ddm, tidying, toadying, ttn, stadium, tedious, studium, dtm, todea, tda, tidy sum, tiedeman, ddn, tiedemann, medium, didion, ddim, tcm, totem, tatum, teton, teatime, tea time, tritium, stadion, tds, tatom, tiam, tedi, tadeo, tdy, taddeo, tdi, cdm, teda, titcomb, todman, tdc, tdd, teetotum, telium, tietjen, gdm, pdm, t d, tdk, tdg, toddy palm, tudung, hadean, podium, sodium, median, idiom, radium, odium, rhodium, indium, idium, ddi, dedham, chadian, schiedam, odeum, medien, doodia, psidium, vadium, dadgum, gaudium, studying, tiding, teetering, tattooing, toddling, steadying, tatem, tpm, tied in, tedding, tdf, bdm, stidham, deeding, idm, gtm, mdm, dvm, fdm, cdn, dcm, odm, gdn, dgm, ctm.