routine
/ruːˈtiːn/
adjective
- Done as part of a regular procedure; not special or unusual.
- The police made a routine traffic stop.
- It was a routine day at the office.
- The doctor performed a routine checkup.
- Boring because of being done too often; lacking excitement.
- The routine tasks at home can feel tedious.
- Her life had become routine, and she craved adventure.
- He found the job too routine and wanted a new challenge.
Antonyms
noun
- A fixed, regular way of doing things, especially daily activities.
- She follows the same exercise routine every day.
- My morning routine includes a shower and a cup of coffee.
- The children need a consistent bedtime routine to sleep well.
- A set of actions or steps performed as part of a performance or procedure.
- The gymnast practiced her routine until it was flawless.
- The dance routine was perfectly synchronized.
- The comedian's opening routine made the audience laugh.
- A sequence of computer instructions that performs a specific task.
- This routine runs automatically every hour.
- The developer wrote a routine to sort the data.
- The program includes a routine to check for errors.