Laborious means arduous; characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effort; marked by or requiring long, hard work.
Building the stone wall around the perimeter of the property was laborious as well as expensive.
He breaths laboriously.
She worked laboriously on putting together her new bike so she could ride it later that afternoon.
He laboriously raked the leaves into a pile and died as he fell into the leaves
Due to the weight of the stone blocks, ancient Egyptians, very laboriously, hauled them up to the top of the pyramids.
He laboriously raked the leaves into a pile and died as he fell into the leaves
Building the stone wall around the perimeter of the property was laborious as well as expensive.
Laboriously would be an adjective, used to describe something undertaken with great labor. It could either signify boredom and unwanted effort, or a great deal of patience.The census bureau laboriously collects it's data over a period of several months.The model-maker had laboriously constructed the entire city of Rome out of several thousand matchsticks.The prisoners laboriously tarred the roads; working just hard enough to keep out of trouble, but not one of them giving the job his full attention.
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to walk heavily or more laboriously
To delve is to dig the ground, as with a spade, and hence to search deeply and laboriously.
They were laboriously written out with quill and ink.
It sounds like you may be talking about sloth.