repetitiveness

The repetitiveness of his daily routine was starting to wear him out.

She couldn't stand the repetitiveness of her job anymore.

The repetitiveness of the music made it hard to concentrate.

The teacher tried to break up the repetitiveness of the lesson with some interactive activities.

The repetitiveness of the task made it feel never-ending.

He found solace in the repetitiveness of his daily meditation practice.

The repetitiveness of her complaints was starting to annoy everyone around her.

The repetitiveness of their arguments was becoming a pattern in their relationship.

The repetitiveness of the jokes made them lose their humor.

She tried to add some variety to her meals to avoid the repetitiveness of eating the same thing every day.

Plus, I've greatly reduced my repetitiveness.

And we also reduce our repetitiveness, so we're going to do both of those things.

And we're using the robot for what it's good at: precision and repetitiveness.

Mr Rothschild's trawl through libels and canards risks repetitiveness, but he illustrates how and why conspiracy theories spread.

But what should eventually alert us to the peculiarity of our position is the duration, scale and repetitiveness of our worries: we should learn to see that we are essentially worried all the time about something.