Adjective complement with noun phrase

• find: Strongly Disagree 1 2 3 4 5 Strongly Agree 8. I find the website very cumbersome to use.

• make: Users have an expectation of the standby time without making the handset too cumbersome with a large battery.

Infinitive complement

• carry: It is unlikely they would have taken their laptops before as they are too cumbersome to carry all day long.

• move: They were far too cumbersome to move from one place to another.

• use: Strongly Disagree 1 2 3 4 5 Strongly Agree 8. I find the website very cumbersome to use.

Modifies a noun

• overboot: This triple boot has an integral gaiter and heat retaining inner sole which makes cumbersome overboots redundant.

• bureaucracy: This is more likely to meet the needs of companies than a cumbersome central bureaucracy.

• affair: Negotiating A lasting effect of the Communist era has been that negotiations can still be cumbersome affairs.

• task: The ability to correct these mistakes does not need to be a cumbersome task.

• procedure: Most of these occurred in the cumbersome randomisation procedure.

• process: The DTI's cumbersome process has already delayed decisions.

Modifying Another Word

• unnecessarily: To display a complete dynamic model here would be unnecessarily cumbersome.

• somewhat: For example: All this might seem somewhat cumbersome.

• rather: It can also be rather cumbersome to suddenly have to move a piano from its outside location.

• too: Users have an expectation of the standby time without making the handset too cumbersome with a large battery.

• extremely: The thing I miss is the number keypad, I find typing numbers in using the numbers at the top extremely cumbersome!

• slightly: In the meantime, apologies for the slightly cumbersome ordering process!

Used with adjective complement

• seem: All in all the processes seem more cumbersome than in the UK.

• prove: But the system has proved cumbersome, complex and slow.

• become: Making provisions for them from your limited salary becomes cumbersome.