samelyadj.
/ˈseɪmli/ Without variety; monotonous.
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the world > relative properties > relationship > uniformity > [adjective] > characterless
unrelieved1673
unfeatured1693
neutral1755
samely1799
unindividuala1834
featureless1839
clueless1862
unbrightened1873
uninterspersed1887
attributeless1894
faceless1936
identikit1963
fast food1977
the mind > emotion > suffering > feeling of weariness or tedium > [adjective] > wearisome or tedious > lacking variety
humdrum1553
humdrumming1698
humdrummish1731
monotonous1774
samely1799
jog-trot1826
jog-jog1837
jog-trotty1853
same1891
clock-punching1920
monotone1926
samey1929
ho-hum1969
rumdum1973
1799 Trans. Soc. Arts 17 122 To..separate parts [of the forest] that were in some places too heavy and samely.
1821 J. Clare Village Minstrel I. 58 O samely naked leas, so bleak, so strange!
1844 A. W. Kinglake Eothen xvii. 256 The earth is so samely, that your eyes turn towards heaven.
1902 Monthly Mus. Record 1 Jan. 16 Mr. Thomas F. Dunhill's Sixteen Variations on an original theme are too long and samely.
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adj.1799- with one's will
- with oneself
- with open arms
- with open arms occasionally arm
- with open ears
- with open face
- with open mouth
- with or at a wink
- with or by all one's might and main
- with or by cut
- with or by main and might
- with or by might and main
- with or by sting and ling
- with or having one's back at or to the wall
- with or having one's back to the wall
- with or in etc solemnity
- with or in good goodly gree
- with or in good gree
- with or in great solemnity
- with or in solemnity
- with or mid wrong
- with or mid … wrong
- with or upon one's wish or wishes
- with patience
- with pig