repetitive
- adjective
- /rɪˈpɛtɪtɪv/
- She found the job to be repetitive, as she performed the same tasks every day.
- repetitive tasks
- repetitive behavior
- repetitive patterns
And it's like this, you know, repetitive nature.
- And it's like this, you know, repetitive nature.
- What that means is that it's a repetitive play that is non joyful.
- And it is, it is a slow, repetitive, extremely boring job.
- You're going to want machinery to take over the most mind dulling repetitive tasks for that.
- Would you listen to the nonsense, the repetitive nonsense?
- It is able to learn rules from highly repetitive data.
- So for me, the historical point and the things that happened, it was a repetitive cycle of history.
- I think the most beautiful and powerful thing in the world is a repetitive thought.
- And one of the most common questions I get is how to turn off repetitive thoughts.
- It had a repetitive it would do that.
Examples
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My making process is very repetitive and painstaking.
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And it is, it is a slow, repetitive, extremely boring job.
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But it seems like it's very repetitive what they eat.
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And this is where it starts getting a little bit repetitive, but it works.
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But if it became a repetitive thing, it's a problem.
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We get stuck in these sort of repetitive patterns of thinking.
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And in the last step, the repetitive task of design adjustment is automated.
Academic text (1994) -
I have a bigger challenge because I don't want to be repetitive.
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It's very tedious, it's repetitive, but it's irrefutable.
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But how can you do that if it's just boring, mundane, repetitive, burdensome work?
Synonyms
Happening again and again at regular times
Happening again and again, often at regular times
Showing the same thing again and again in a boring way
Happening again and again to improve something
Happens repeatedly in a regular pattern
Using the same words or idea again and again
Doing the same thing again and again
Happening again and again
Happens again and again over time
Happening again and again
Being unable to stop repeating actions, speech, or thoughts
Antonyms
How Repetitive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Repetitive comes from the word repeat, where the little part re- means 'again', so think of a music player's 'repeat' button. Something repetitive happens 'again and again', which is why the word means doing the same thing over and over.