Week in, week out

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adverb

Happening or done every week, without fail.

Every Sunday, week in, week out, they went to the same church.
Visual representation of "week in, week out" - happening or done every week, without fail

Often appears as...

  • week in
  • week out routine

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Idiomatic

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Consistency

This phrase emphasizes the regularity of an event, stressing that it happens every week.

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He attended the French classes week in, week out, to improve his language skills.
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Endurance

'Week in, week out' suggests a sense of unchanging continuation, often implying persistence or endurance.

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The team trained in the rain week in, week out, determined to win the championship.
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Neutral Tone

The phrase is neutral and factual, free from positive or negative connotations unless context provides them.

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The cafeteria serves the same menu week in, week out.
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