repetitious

Modifying Another Word

• very: At about this point the text, which is very repetitious, throws in some minor technical details.
• somewhat: That very simple and somewhat repetitious little text tells us some very profound things about God's comfort in our suffering.
• startlingly: His essay is not only at least three times longer than it should be, but is startlingly repetitious.
• slightly: The only things that stop the book reaching four stars are this lack of science content and also a slightly repetitious style.
• so: The lines are very difficult to learn as they are so repetitious.
• just: J: But it's just repetitious, is what you're saying.

Modifies a noun

• nature: In short, the work is basically is of a repetitious nature.
• statement: Grouping In order to decrease repetitious statements within style sheets, grouping of selectors and declarations is allowed.
• movement: This exercise provides benefit with no crunches or repetitious movement.
• reading: That repetitious reading will cause you to remember what you have read.
• sound: The method I use most frequently is repetitious sound in the form of a steady drumbeat.
• genome: The draft human genome: A repetitious genome 28/2/01.

Used with adjective complement

• become: To avoid becoming repetitious, this will not be pointed out in each of the following cases.
• seem: Even tho the process may seem repetitious, make sure you don't cancel out of the installation.