routinelycutting
verb (present participle)UK /ruːˈtiːnli ˈkʌtɪŋ/
US /ruːˈtiːnli ˈkʌtɪŋ/
Cutting something again and again as part of your normal routine.
The gardener is routinely cutting the hedges every Friday morning.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Repeatedly reducing or lowering something, such as costs or staff, as a matter of course.
The company is routinely cutting prices to stay competitive.
3. Regularly skipping or removing parts of something, like text or scenes.
The editor is routinely cutting long paragraphs from the draft.
4. Consistently making incisions or wounds in a habitual way.
The machine was routinely cutting the fabric into thin strips.
5. Habitually interrupting or stopping something, such as a process or recording.
The director is routinely cutting the scene short during rehearsals.