repetitious

It was so repetitious, you just go in and do the job.

In the show you can see him become repetitious and run out of ideas.

No, that had gotten pretty repetitious after an hour or so.

He found the six months' training in the States to be repetitious and unrealistic.

That went on for about seven layers, but it never became repetitious.

But it seems to me that this mode has become repetitious.

"My work is so repetitious that I am getting bored of it."

She does so at length, but seldom is her book repetitious.

"It all gets to be a bit repetitious," he allowed.

Just to be sure we get it, his wife calls him "endlessly repetitious."

And I had ceased to care after a time, for their dialogue was quite repetitious.

In 1978, she had produced a series of repetitious food item still life images.

The content of these reports was repetitious and did not carry much weight.

Somewhere a record shop fed repetitious music to the night air.

It should go without saying that rhythm albums are repetitious.

Although the stories were at first amusing, they eventually grew repetitious.

I had never met one as repetitious in the matter as he.

Several of the verses are repetitious and so we have the following categories.

Others, however, considered it to be repetitious and meandering, still not a full return to form.

As they grow older, those sounds decrease to around 50 and become more repetitious.

Any questions he may ask from now on will be purely repetitious."

"Your conversation is both dull and repetitious," I told him, because it was.

Last year's show was a bit repetitious - how many English perennial gardens can you see?

What follows is a rather repetitious chronicle of the divorced father's relationship with his son.

The buffet displays are mostly repetitious, but far better than in past years.