monophanous Antonyms
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Meaning of monophanous
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monophanous (a.)
Having one and the same appearance; having a mutual resemblance.
monophanous Sentence Examples
- The monophanous call of the mourning dove resonated through the forest canopy.
- The microphone captured the monophanous buzz of the hummingbird's wings as it hovered nearby.
- The harpsichord played a monophanous melody, creating a serene and meditative atmosphere.
- The alarm emitted a piercing and monophanous shriek that shattered the morning stillness.
- The waves crashed against the shore with a monophanous roar that drowned out all other sounds.
- The monophanous hum of the air conditioner lulled the room into a drowsy silence.
- The monk chanted a monophanous mantra, his voice rising and falling in unison.
- The applause erupted into a monophanous thunder as the curtain fell on the final act.
- The wind whistled through the trees, creating a mournful and monophanous sound that echoed through the valley.
- The heartbeat monitor emitted a steady and monophanous beep, signaling the patient's stable vital signs.
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Having one and the same appearance; having a mutual resemblance.
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The monophanous call of the mourning dove resonated through the forest canopy.
The microphone captured the monophanous buzz of the hummingbird's wings as it hovered nearby.
The harpsichord played a monophanous melody, creating a serene and meditative atmosphere.
The alarm emitted a piercing and monophanous shriek that shattered the morning stillness.
