out of routine

/aʊt əv ruːˈtiːn/

not following a usual schedule

She felt out of routine after her vacation.

She felt disorganized and not in her usual pattern after her vacation.

informal

Not following one's usual or regular schedule or habits

Working from home put me completely out of routine.

Working from home disrupted my usual daily schedule.

The pandemic left many people out of routine.

The pandemic caused many people to lose their normal daily patterns.

Often used to describe a temporary disruption in one's usual activities or habits.

Collocations

get out of routineto stop following a usual schedulefall out of routineto lose one's usual habits or schedule

to change one's usual habits or schedule

to follow a regular pattern or schedule

This phrase is often used to describe a temporary disruption in one's usual activities or habits.

Combination of 'out of' (not in) and 'routine' (a regular pattern or sequence of actions).

This phrase is commonly used to describe a temporary loss of one's usual habits or schedule, often due to travel, illness, or other disruptions.

out of

not in or part of

phrase

routine

a regular pattern or sequence of actions

word

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