cumbersome

[ˈkʌmbərsəm]

Definition:
1. Difficult to handle or use especially because of size or weight.
2. Very complicated and inefficient.

Use 'cumbersome' in a sentence:

1. SSL client side authentication: This is the most secure, but it is cumbersome for shoppers to install on their browsers.
2. This is a very cumbersome approach, though.
3. The organization changed its cumbersome title to something easier to remember.
4. This can be very expensive and cumbersome, both conceptually and computationally.
5. The old woman dangled several cumbersome big bags in her hand.
6. This trunk is too cumbersome to carry.
7. Moving to a new country and getting used to its culture and customs can be a cumbersome process.
8. They're making efforts to streamline their normally cumbersome bureaucracy.
9. The furniture is too cumbersome to move.
10. The proposed regulations are ill-defined and cumbersome and could be unnecessarily costly.
11. Although the machine looks cumbersome, it is actually easy to use.
12. An old and cumbersome computer system.