Synonyms for In a rut:

• adj.

  •conservative (adjective)
  • unprogressive,
  • conventional,
  • orthodox,
  • guarded,
  • old guard,
  • illiberal,
  • middle-of-the-road,
  • tory,
  • controlled,
  • unimaginative,
  • bourgeois,
  • right-wing,
  • redneck,
  • fearful,
  • sober,
  • uncreative,
  • inflexible,
  • stable,
  • timid,
  • unchanging,
  • constant,
  • quiet,
  • right,
  • traditional,
  • unchangeable,
  • reactionary,
  • fuddy-duddy,
  • hard hat,
  • firm,
  • die-hard,
  • steady.
  •customary (adjective)
  • according to hoyle,
  • routine,
  • Stipulated,
  • understood,
  • household,
  • fashionable,
  • acknowledged,
  • sop,
  • established,
  • confirmed,
  • regular,
  • ordinary,
  • Familiar,
  • common,
  • playing it safe,
  • universal,
  • accustomed,
  • recognized,
  • by the numbers,
  • normal,
  • wonted,
  • regulation,
  • chronic,
  • accepted,
  • standard,
  • popular,
  • general.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • same old,
  • holding to,
  • old line,
  • in the groove,
  • quietest,
  • standard operating procedure,
  • frequent,
  • not extreme,
  • prescriptive,
  • obstinate,
  • traditionalistic,
  • customary,
  • in rut,
  • hidebound,
  • white bread,
  • by numbers,
  • fogyish,
  • traditionalist,
  • right of center,
  • conservative,
  • die hard,
  • rightwing,
  • habitual,
  • everyday,
  • undaring,
  • rightist,
  • Quieter.

• n.

  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • routinely,
  • monotonously.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • hooked on,
  • dependent,
  • tediously,
  • spaced-out,
  • habitue,
  • addicted,
  • dependent on,
  • unrelievedly,
  • hooked,
  • Habituated,
  • in a groove,
  • uniformly,
  • used to,
  • equably,
  • evenly,
  • bored,
  • addicted to,
  • dully.

Antonyms for In a rut:

• adj.

  • conservative
    changeable, unsteady, progressive, untrustworthy, wavering, wobbly, exaggerated, unstable, inconstant, radical, weak, unfixed, left-wing, liberal, incautious.
  • customary
    irregular, occasional, different, abnormal, unusual, rare, sometime.