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What does onerous mean?

"Onerous" means burdensome, oppressive, or troublesome. It implies something that is difficult to bear or handle, often due to its weight, complexity, or unpleasantness.

Here are some examples of how "onerous" might be used:

* "The task of caring for her elderly parents was becoming increasingly onerous." This means that the task was becoming increasingly difficult and burdensome.

* "The company was facing onerous regulations that made it difficult to operate." This means the regulations were oppressive and difficult to comply with.

* "He had an onerous responsibility to support his family." This means that the responsibility was heavy and difficult to fulfill.

Synonyms for "onerous" include:

* Burdensome

* Oppressive

* Troublesome

* Unpleasant

* Difficult

* Heavy

* Taxing

* Demanding

* Arduous

Antonyms for "onerous" include:

* Easy

* Light

* Simple

* Pleasant

* Enjoyable

* Rewarding

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