Idiom
week in, week out
Meaning
During every week; continuously.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“He goes to the gym week in, week out.”
“She works at the same desk, week in, week out, hoping for a promotion.”
“The old lighthouse keeper performed his lonely duties week in, week out, regardless of the harsh winter storms battering the coast.”
Examples
simple
“He goes to the gym week in, week out.”
contextual
“She works at the same desk, week in, week out, hoping for a promotion.”
complex
“The old lighthouse keeper performed his lonely duties week in, week out, regardless of the harsh winter storms battering the coast.”
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