repetitious

The definition that underlay all the implications and innuendos was that in order to qualify as a song a sequence of sounds had simply to be rhythmic and repetitious.

It’s fiery, it’s sometimes the tiniest bit whiny, it’s a little repetitious, and it’s eyebrow-raising with a dash of heated argument-starter for zest.

Some of the old episodic shows were good to do, but it got to be repetitious.

The spirit of play infused into the simplest and most repetitious of household tasks banishes drudgery.

From here on the repetitious statements of assignment of half of each song group to each brother will be omitted.

But in the process he was tiresomely repetitious, though not to so irritating an extent as he at times became.

Somewhere a record shop fed repetitious music to the night air.

He who sees no deeper into the play than this praises certain scenes or passages, but finds the whole repetitious and confusing.