routinepressure
nounUK /ruːˈtiːn ˈprɛʃə/
US /ruːˈtiːn ˈprɛʃər/
Routine pressure is the feeling that you must do the same things every day.
She felt routine pressure to finish her chores before playing.
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2. The steady force that keeps a machine or process running on a fixed schedule.
The routine pressure in the pipes must stay steady all day.
3. The push from a group to follow the same daily pattern as everyone else.
New students often feel routine pressure to eat lunch at the same time as their friends.
4. A repeated demand at work or school that happens at set times.
The routine pressure of weekly tests made him plan his study time.