Pronunciation: /bjʊˌrɑːkrætɪk/
adjective relating to or characteristic of a bureaucracy; overly complicated and inefficient
A1 The bureaucratic process for obtaining a visa can be confusing for first-time travelers.
A2 She found the bureaucratic paperwork required for her new job overwhelming.
B1 The company's bureaucratic policies made it difficult for employees to make quick decisions.
B2 The bureaucratic red tape delayed the construction project by several months.
C1 The bureaucratic nature of the government agency hindered its ability to respond quickly to emergencies.
C2 The bureaucratic system in place was so complex that even seasoned professionals struggled to navigate it.
formal The bureaucratic process for obtaining a visa can be quite complex and time-consuming.
informal Dealing with all the bureaucratic red tape at the government office is such a hassle.
slang I can't stand all the bureaucratic nonsense we have to deal with at work.
figurative The bureaucratic maze of rules and regulations can feel like a never-ending labyrinth.
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