setpattern
nounUK /ˈsɛt ˌpætən/
US /ˈsɛt ˌpætərn/
A set pattern is a way of doing something that stays the same every time.
The teacher follows a set pattern when she starts each class.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A design or arrangement that repeats in a regular way.
The tiles on the floor form a set pattern of squares and circles.
3. A fixed way that something happens or is done, often hard to change.
His morning set pattern is to wake up, stretch, and make tea.
4. A repeated shape or sequence used in art, music, or math.
The drummer played a set pattern of beats throughout the song.