metronomic
/ˌmɛtrəˈnɑmɪk/
adjective
- Having a regular, repeating, and unvarying rhythm or beat, like a metronome.
- The metronomic ticking of the clock helped her concentrate.
- The rain fell with a metronomic steadiness all night long.
- His metronomic drumming kept the band perfectly in time.
- Happening in a very regular, predictable, and often boring way.
- The movie's plot followed a metronomic pattern of action scenes every ten minutes.
- The metronomic routine of his daily commute made him feel like a robot.
- She found the metronomic repetition of the factory work exhausting.