Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
week-in-week-out
idiom
/wiːk ɪn wiːk aʊt/
Definition
Referring to something that happens consistently or repeatedly every week without fail.
Examples
- She trains hard week-in-week-out to improve her skills.
- Week-in-week-out, he attends his classes diligently.
- The team practices week-in-week-out to stay competitive.
Meaning
This phrase is used to describe a routine or action that is done continuously, emphasizing regularity and persistence.
Synonyms
- regularly
- consistently
- repeatedly
