monotone Antonyms
Strongest:
- diversity
- multiplicity
- variation
- variety
- diversity
- variation
- variety
- variability
- variability
- multiplicity
Strong:
- grip
- engagement
- involvement
- intrigue
- fascination
- excitement
- involvement
- excitement
- grip
- fascination
- interest
- engagement
- interest
- stimulation
- intrigue
- stimulation
- absorption
- absorption
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Meaning of monotone
monotone (n)
an unchanging intonation
a single tone repeated with different words or different rhythms (especially in rendering liturgical texts)
monotone (a)
of a sequence or function; consistently increasing and never decreasing or consistently decreasing and never increasing in value
monotone (s)
sounded or spoken in a tone unvarying in pitch
monotone (n.)
A single unvaried tone or sound.
The utterance of successive syllables, words, or sentences, on one unvaried key or line of pitch.
monotone Sentence Examples
- The monotone hum of the air conditioner created a soporific atmosphere in the room.
- The teacher's monotonous voice droned on, failing to engage the students.
- The rhythm of the music was unvarying, a monotone that lacked any variation.
- The monotone gray of the sky reflected the leaden mood of the day.
- The speaker's monotonous delivery made it challenging to pay attention.
- The robot's monotone voice grated on her nerves, revealing its mechanical nature.
- The monotone landscape stretched endlessly, providing no respite from the tedium.
- The conversation was filled with monotonous platitudes, devoid of any real substance.
- The monotone drumming of rain evoked a sense of melancholy and isolation.
- The monotone ticking of the clock marked the passage of time, reminding her of the inevitability of her demise.
FAQs About the word monotone
an unchanging intonation, a single tone repeated with different words or different rhythms (especially in rendering liturgical texts), of a sequence or function
monotony, boredom, humdrum, drabness, monotonousness, dullness, dulness, uniformity,sameness, tediousness
diversity, multiplicity, variation,variety, diversity, variation, variety, variability, variability, multiplicity
The monotone hum of the air conditioner created a soporific atmosphere in the room.
The teacher's monotonous voice droned on, failing to engage the students.
The rhythm of the music was unvarying, a monotone that lacked any variation.
The monotone gray of the sky reflected the leaden mood of the day.
