monotomous Antonyms
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Meaning of monotomous
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monotomous (a.)
Having a distinct cleavage in a single direction only.
monotomous Sentence Examples
- The monotonous rhythm of the rain pattered against the windowpane, inducing a sense of drowsiness.
- The speaker's monotonous delivery drone on, lacking any variation in pitch or volume.
- The mundane office routine was monotonous and soul-crushing, offering little intellectual stimulation.
- The distant sound of the ocean's waves crashing ashore provided a monotonous background soundtrack to the coastal town.
- The endless rows of houses in the subdivision created a monotonous visual landscape.
- The monotonous hum of the refrigerator motor filled the otherwise silent kitchen.
- The monotonous task of data entry proved to be a mind-numbing distraction during the workday.
- The monotonous existence of the factory worker offered little opportunity for personal growth or fulfillment.
- The monotonous nature of the job made it difficult for the employee to maintain focus and motivation.
- The monotonous ticking of the clock seemed to amplify the passage of time, instilling a sense of urgency within the room.
FAQs About the word monotomous
Having a distinct cleavage in a single direction only.
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The monotonous rhythm of the rain pattered against the windowpane, inducing a sense of drowsiness.
The speaker's monotonous delivery drone on, lacking any variation in pitch or volume.
The mundane office routine was monotonous and soul-crushing, offering little intellectual stimulation.
The distant sound of the ocean's waves crashing ashore provided a monotonous background soundtrack to the coastal town.
