ruttish
/ˈrʌtɪʃ/
adjective
- Full of ruts; having deep tracks or grooves.
- The ruttish path through the forest was difficult for the hikers to navigate.
- After the storm, the dirt road became ruttish and muddy.
- The farmer's tractor got stuck in the ruttish field.
- Stuck in a routine; lacking variety or progress.
- The writer's ruttish habits prevented her from finishing her novel.
- He felt ruttish in his job, doing the same tasks every day without any new challenges.
- Living in a small town can feel ruttish if you never try new things.
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