into a rut

Frequency: 7.822.1 per million words

figurative; describes the action of becoming stuck in a boring routine, typically used with verbs like 'get' or 'fall'.

rutPREPOSITION + rut

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Examples (10)

  • After years in the same position, he felt he had gotten into a rut.
  • The constant repetition of tasks can easily lead you into a rut.
  • She decided to change careers to avoid falling into a rut.
  • If you don't seek new challenges, you risk getting into a rut.
  • The monotonous routine made him feel like he was stuck into a rut.
  • To escape the feeling of being into a rut, she started a new hobby.
  • He realized he had fallen into a rut and needed a change.
  • The artist feared becoming too comfortable and getting into a rut.
  • Taking a vacation is a good way to avoid falling into a rut.
  • Many people find themselves into a rut with their daily commutes.