Repetitiveness

Another thing that eventually became tiring was the drama and repetitiveness.

In a genre where games often fail due to repetitiveness, gives you something fresh each time you play.

One of the design points was to eliminate redundancy and repetitiveness.

The repetitiveness, lack of organic communication and cold, impersonal interactions on platforms like Tinder are nothing new.

Even with a star-studded cast, the musical-adjacent falls completely flat, dragged down by its repetitiveness, poor song performances and total lack of direction.

Plus, the repetitiveness of the back-and-forth walking throughout made me long for a better game just like Harold longs for a better life outside the Fedora.

And while there’s certainly nothing wrong with developing a routine (in fact, routines can be great for mental health!) sometimes what one needs is a little sojourn to shake up the repetitiveness of college life.

It boggles the mind how repetitiveness can be so successful.

That is why there is entire sane logic to the repetitiveness of this fixture: Liverpool remain a much better team, with a much better idea of themselves, and how they want to play.

There is no creativity just repetitiveness.

He lamented repetitiveness in action sequences and excessive reuse of scenes especially in early episodes as well as the absence of blood in light of the show's high body count.

Usage of TM correlated with text type characterised by technical terms and simple sentence structure (technical, to a lesser degree marketing and financial), computing skills, and repetitiveness of content.