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groovenoun an established and often automatic or monotonous series of actions followed when engaging in some activityI can't get into the groove on Monday morning without a cup of coffee drill, grind, lockstep, pattern, rote, routine, rut, treadmill daily dozen, regimenhousekeepingcustom, fashion, habit, practice(also practise), trick, wontapproach, manner, method, procedure, strategy, style, tack, technique, waydesign, plan, program, schemeconvention, policy, tradition a situation or activity for which a person or thing is best suitedafter years of bouncing from job to job, she discovered that her natural groove was social work niche, place, slot appointment, berth, billet, capacity, function, job, position, postrank, standing, station, statusforte, long suit, métier(also metier), speciality, specialty, strong suit, thing to mark with or as if with a line or grooveif you groove that piece of wood, we should be able to fit this smaller board into it score, scribe, seam abrade, file, graze, mill, rasp, scarify, scratchbevel, chamfer, flute to form a pleasing relationshipsurprisingly, his flighty, artistic sensibility and her no-nonsense practicality groove together rather well agree, assort, blend, chime, chime in, conform, consort, coordinate, harmonize balance, correlate, correspond, dovetail, hang together, matchmeet, parallelbond, coalesce, cohere, conjoin, fuse, merge, square, tally clash, collide, conflict contradict, contrast, counter, differ, diverge, jarcancel (out), counteract, negate, offset in 1659 |