Synonyms for repetitive
rɪˈpɛt ɪ tɪvrepet·i·tive

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1. insistent, repetitiveadjective

   repetitive and persistent

   "the bluejay's insistent cry"

   Synonyms:
   crying, repetitious, insistent, exigent, clamant, instant

   Antonyms:
   nonrepetitive, sporadic

2. repetitive, repetitiousadjective

   characterized by repetition

   "repetitive movement"

   Synonyms:
   repetitious, insistent

   Antonyms:
   nonrepetitive, sporadic

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1. List of paraphrases for "repetitive":

   repetitious, boilerplate, repeated, repeatable, iterative, duplicative, repeating, recurring

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1. Madeleine Smithberg:

   It's like having toddlers, they're hot, they're cold, they're hungry, they ask repetitive questions, and their needs become the most important thing in the world at that second... The biggest challenge of all is holding onto your patience.

2. President Dilma Rousseff:

   They are repetitive. There is nothing new there.

3. Alex Kozlov:

   The potential goes way beyond automating repetitive tasks, but even in a contact center, the remaining humans don’t have to fear for their jobs just yet. Amelia is not replacing them right now. But it could be coming soon. Just a few short years ago, the experts at MIT were predicting we would never have a driverless car, and now Google has them on the road. The pace of change is so rapid—almost exponential—that even though Amelia is not yet really operational in too many situations, she’s learning very quickly and the landscape two years from now could be completely different.

4. Paul Harch:

   In the absence of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, short duration, repetitive normobaric oxygen therapy may be an option until hyperbaric oxygen therapy is available.

5. The NFL players union:

   the repetitive use of a switch in this instance is the functional equivalent of a weapon, particularly in the hands of someone with the strength of an accomplished professional athlete.