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No. 18,604 in Korean

식상하게

"식상하게" means "in a way that feels repetitive, tiresome, or unoriginal."

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  • 최근에 같은 이야기가 계속 나와서 이젠 식상하게 느껴진다.

    Recently, the same story keeps coming up, so it now feels tired.

    In this sentence, '식상하게' is used to express the feeling of being bored or fed up due to repetition or unoriginality.

  • 그 드라마의 줄거리는 너무 식상하게 전개된다.

    The drama's plot unfolds in a very clichéd manner.

    Here, '식상하게' describes the manner in which the drama's plot is developed as being uninteresting or overly used.

  • 그 식당의 메뉴가 식상하게 만들어져서 손님들이 다양한 선택을 원한다.

    The restaurant's menu is created in a way that feels repetitive, so customers seek more variety.

    In this example, '식상하게' is applied to indicate that the menu feels monotonous or lacks originality.

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