COSTLY IN TIME

Definition: Requiring a significant amount of time and resources; time-consuming and expensive.

Synonyms: Time-consuming, Time-intensive, Time-consuming, Time-consuming, Time-expensive

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Costly in time, the project required extensive planning and coordination.
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Costly in time, building a successful business requires dedication.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: I've been considering implementing this new software for our project management system.B: That sounds like a good idea, but have you thought about the potential drawbacks?A: Yes, I've done some research on it. It seems promising, but it could be costly in time to set up and train the team.B: I see your point. We need to ensure that the benefits outweigh the time investment. Maybe we should explore other options as well.
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