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Definition of wearisome : Causing weariness; tiresome; tedious; weariful; as, a wearisome march; a wearisome day's work; a wearisome book.

Synonyms:

obtuse, deadening, dumb, thudding, softened, weariful, muted, leaden, stuffy, dense, drear, verbose, wordy, dim, slow, ho-hum, excite, irksome, windy, muffled, long-winded, weary, sluggish

dreary, commonplace, insipid, dull, mundane, monotonous, uninteresting, prosaic, depressing, dry, tedious, vapid, boring, humdrum, tiresome

formidable, stressful, cumbersome, contrary, severe, arduous, knotty, demanding, harsh, oppressive, trying, thorny, tough, finicky, hard, fussy, tricky, difficult, uphill, toilsome, strenuous, wearying, complicated, complex, cantankerous, ticklish, rugged, burdensome, wearing, grinding, adverse, tight, laborious, rough, onerous, troublesome, bothersome

Usage examples:

• An analogy is as good as a suggestion; it becomes wearisome when it is pressed too far. - "In-Darkest-England-and-the-Way-Out", Booth, William.
• The dust and heat made the day's journey very wearisome, but the prospect of seeing the wonderful valley made all hardships of little consequence. - "Eighty Years And More; Reminiscences 1815-1897", Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
• Campaigns are wearisome reading, but not the one that is pictured there. - "Imperial Purple", Edgar Saltus.