Rote (noun)

1. Repetitive memorization through repetition, especially of a set of rules or a specific text.
2. A mechanical or unthinking routine or repetition of an action.

Origin:

The word 'rote' comes from the middle english 'rote' meaning 'a song learned by repetition.'.

Examples:

1. She learned the song through rote memorization without understanding the lyrics.
2. The student memorized the multiplication tables through rote practice.
3. The assembly line workers performed their tasks through rote repetition.
4. The teacher discouraged rote learning and encouraged critical thinking.
5. The athlete had to perform the technique through rote repetition to develop muscle memory.