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UK/["/ruːˈtiːn/"]/US/["/ruːˈtiːn/"]/

Meaning of Routine

In simple words: A set of things you do regularly.

Routine in a sentence

  • I always follow my morning routine to start the day right.
  • Her exercise routine helps her stay fit and healthy.
  • It's important to have a routine so you can manage your time effectively.
  • The dance routine was performed perfectly during the competition.
  • He is very strict about sticking to his nightly routine.

How to use Routine

Use 'routine' to describe daily habits or activities. It can sound neutral, but in some contexts, it might feel boring or repetitive. Avoid using it for unique or special activities.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of a 'route' you take every day like in a 'routine'.

Related words

Collocations with Routine

Opposites of Routine

  • spontaneity
  • irregularity

Common mistakes with Routine

  • Confusing 'routine' with 'routine task' - the latter is redundant.
  • Using 'routines' when referring to a single plan.
  • Mispronouncing it as 'route-in' instead of 'roo-teen'.

Compare Routine with Habit, Schedule, Custom, Practice, Procedure

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Frequently asked questions about Routine

What does Routine mean?

A set of things you do regularly.

What is the definition of Routine?

the normal order and way in which you regularly do things

How do you use Routine in a sentence?

I always follow my morning routine to start the day right.

Can you give another example of Routine?

Her exercise routine helps her stay fit and healthy.

What are synonyms for Routine?

Common alternatives include habit, schedule, custom, practice, procedure.

What is the opposite of Routine?

Opposite meanings include spontaneity, irregularity.

What words go with Routine?

It commonly pairs with set, strict, dull, establish, fall into, get into, a change from the routine, a change in routine, a change of routine, comedy, stand-up, dance, learn, perform.

What are common mistakes when using Routine?

Confusing 'routine' with 'routine task' - the latter is redundant. Using 'routines' when referring to a single plan. Mispronouncing it as 'route-in' instead of 'roo-teen'.

How do you pronounce Routine?

US: /["/ruːˈtiːn/"]/, UK: /["/ruːˈtiːn/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Routine?

Use 'routine' to describe daily habits or activities. It can sound neutral, but in some contexts, it might feel boring or repetitive. Avoid using it for unique or special activities.

What CEFR level is Routine?

"Routine" is at A1 level on the CEFR scale.