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Repetitive

/rɪˈpɛtətɪv/adjective
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Repetitive describes something that involves the frequent repetition of an action, sound, or idea, often leading to a sense of monotony or predictability in everyday life. In modern contexts, it's commonly associated with efficiency in technology and manufacturing, but can also highlight potential drawbacks like boredom or physical strain in repetitive tasks.

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Research from cognitive psychology shows that it takes an average of 20-50 repetitions for the human brain to form a new habit, explaining why repetitive practice is key to mastering skills like playing an instrument—yet this can also lead to the 'spacing effect', where spaced-out repetitions are more effective than cramming.

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