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samey

/ (ˈseɪmɪ) /

adjective

informal monotonous; repetitive; unvaried

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Words nearby samey

samekh, sameness, S. Amer., same-sex, same to you, samey, samfoo, Samhain, Sam Hill, Samhita, Sami
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Example sentences from the Web for samey

  • Good Boss forgive sins all samey when you be heap solly after while.'

    Mariposilla|Mary Stewart Daggett

  • “All the samey, it is a poor stunt,” insisted the intrepid Lilian.

    Molly Brown's College Friends|Nell Speed