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When something continues without an end in sight, you can describe it as happening ad infinitum. Whether it's a song on repeat or the same breakfast each morning, this adverb captures the feeling of repetition. You might say that ad infinitum is a useful way to describe the merry-go-round of life's little moments and routines.
Example: They debated the controversial rule changes ad infinitum, never reaching a final decision.
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