grind·ing·ly [ˈgraɪndɪŋli] ADV.
1. grindingly (harshly, gratingly):
2. grindingly (oppressively, endlessly):
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Some recent inquiries have been overly complex, legalistic and grindingly slow.
www.stuff.co.nz A multitude of stakeholders--from healthcare providers and device manufacturers to government agencies and regulators--have started to address the problem, but progress seems grindingly slow.
www.healthcareitnews.com Our society appears to breed anxiety -- not just the fundamental, existential anxiety described above, but a modern, grindingly pervasive strain.
www.independent.ie The disassembly is also grindingly explicit, spelled out in billboard-size type.
en.wikipedia.org But instead of speeding up its much promised and grindingly slow process of privatization initiated in the 1990s, authorities swept the debacle under the rug.
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