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samey
/ ˈseɪmɪ /
adjective
informal, monotonous; repetitive; unvaried
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She dismisses ongoing attacks, thinking everything is “getting a bit samey.”
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They think the four finalists are going to add something new to a scene that is a "bit samey".
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She said she got bored with watching soaps when "the stories got a bit samey and a bit similar, all about romance".
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They have plenty of bowling options but should target a left-arm seamer as they currently have quite a samey attack with several right-arm quicks.
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Everything felt very samey, which is a worry.
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