routinewary

/ruːˈtiːnˈwɛəri/adjectiveVerified New

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Describing distrust of fixed routines, held by people who thrive on variety and chaos, mostly.

The routinewary treat schedules as cages and keep one day a week unscheduled as doctrine. Their argument is freedom; their calendar is full. They are, without noticing, extremely routine about their unscheduled day, which the family observes, and mentions, and endures.

Etym. — routine + wary — the suspicion of the cage.

Rel. — routineloyal

Novelty check: APPROVE

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