repetitive
ಪುನರಾವರ್ತಿತ
definition
adjective
a repetitive task
containing or characterized by repetition, especially when unnecessary or tiresome.
example
They go to work early in the morning, sit at work benches or in front of machines and perform the same 'repetitive' tasks all day.
They were dreary, low-paid and 'repetitive' and gave rise to strikes for a good reason.
Its bureaucratic structures are fine for dealing with 'repetitive' tasks but it cannot face new challenges.
she has a 'repetitive' style of writing
This is a bit 'repetitive' considering this scene is repeated later in another bonus feature.
It's just 'repetitive' or uninteresting in terms of what already appears in the film.
To say that the medium is inherently boring, 'repetitive' , or juvenile is some straight up ignorance.
They have also removed some 'repetitive' passages as well as certain entire sections in Books II and III.
The same amateur eye finds the general configuration of passenger aircraft highly 'repetitive' .
The attritional, 'repetitive' routine of the strike is draining just to read about.
In the circumstances, the 'repetitive' reading of the Koran day after day was a curious experience.
It is the 'repetitive' , untreated Chlamydial infections that can cause women to be sterile.
After the first half, it seems to run out of material and becomes 'repetitive' .
No two spaces have the same dimensions and nothing is 'repetitive' , except perhaps the door openings.
his lectures are a bit 'repetitive'
it's boring, 'repetitive' work
Employees worked long hours, performing 'repetitive' and physically demanding tasks.
The woman is condemned to a 'repetitive' round of complaints; the husband has chosen to insulate himself in silence.
His coworkers seem to find his endless prattling about his dwindling sales 'repetitive' and boring.
For him, rhythms are incisive and 'repetitive' - out of Stravinsky, but also connected to pop and jazz.
The gameplay can also be, I'm afraid to say, boring and 'repetitive' .
Jotted down, her words are broken, 'repetitive' , a string of conventional pieties.
It's impressive, but ultimately like the previous album, one dimensional, 'repetitive' and monotonous.
On one level, these floral landscapes work as successful proponents of the decorative style with their flatness, lyrical 'repetitiveness' and use of ornamental devices.
A monitor beside a bed next to hers was beeping 'repetitively' .
Each argument is put lucidly though sometimes 'repetitively' .
These potted summaries lead to a certain 'repetitiveness' to the book that could probably have been condensed in the introduction and omitted from individual chapters.
The house had echoed with noise, with children crying, with people walking in the corridors outside, with murmurs and tremors, with the creak of the bunk beds, and the neon lights had been turned off and on 'repetitively' .
It looks as though he's strumming without a pick, and part of the pleasure of watching him slam his hand 'repetitively' against the strings is wondering how it's possible that he hasn't cut his whole forearm to shreds.
Katrina slammed her fists 'repetitively' against the wooden lid.
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