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.