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Adjective(1) (2) so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness(3) annoying

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(1) Accountability, and the political engagement it encourages, is always irksome to governments.(2) His irksome bosses at headquarters don't comprehend the risk but I guess those in faraway command are the same all over the universe.(3) But if restrictions off the field of play are irksome it's nothing compared to the turmoil he's going through on the pitch these days.(4) u2018That's so kind of you, sweetheart,u2019 he takes the tub with an irritatingly irksome smile on his face.(5) It is irksome that some common sense preventative measures are not in place.(6) One of the most irksome things that can happen to a mobile phone user is a flat battery, and the charging devices are designed to solve the problem.(7) This irksome inmate has been driving the nation insane with her contrived u2018street savvyu2019 conversational technique.(8) It is an irksome chore, which I would rather avoid.(9) Managements may protest in all sincerity that that's all there is, or that this or that new and more irksome work practice is essential.(10) Equally irksome , however, is the trend for outpourings of cloying sentimentality that deface the personal columns at this time of year.(11) A couple of years hence, it can make a significant difference between having some fault cured for free or at irksome expense.(12) At least the new films have produced some satisfyingly irksome tagline puns.(13) In conclusion I have to say it is quite tiresome and irksome to respond to some ancient email which has been dredged up and thrown back at me.(14) This has not only slowed down the whole process of integration but has also proved to be irksome to stakeholders in commerce.(15) It has always been irksome to publishers that they actually have to pay money to those weirdo deadbeats who wander in with manuscripts under their arms.(16) Similarly irksome is the fawning critical reception to this wretched doorstop of a book.