Humdrum (adjective)

Something that is dull, monotonous, or lacking in variety or interest.

Origin:

The word humdrum is thought to come from the middle english word "hume" which means a low, monotonous sound, and the suffix "-drum" which means dull or monotonous. it refers to something that is dull, monotonous, or lacking in variety or interest.

Examples:

1. He was tired of the humdrum routine of his daily life.
2. Her job was humdrum and she was looking for something more exciting.
3. The humdrum of the daily commute was getting to her.
4. He was looking for something more interesting to break the humdrum of his daily routine.
5. The humdrum of the meeting was putting people to sleep.