ad nauseam
The phrase "ad nauseam" is borrowed from Latin and is commonly used in English to describe something that has been repeated excessively.
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Definition
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(colloquial)To a sickening or excessive degree.
Example
- He talked about his new car ad nauseam.
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(colloquial)Repeatedly to the point of boredom or annoyance.
Example
- The topic of budget cuts was discussed ad nauseam in the meeting.
Similar
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