monotone|monotones in English

noun

[mon·o·tone || 'mɑnəʊtəʊ /'mɒ-]

same sound, repetitious tone, sameness of style

Use "monotone|monotones" in a sentence

1. Duvall drawled in a strange monotone.

2. He spoke in a monotone drawl.

3. a cat with a monotone coat.

4. The monotone of his occupation soothed him.

5. To chant or recite a monotone.

6. It is monotone, mechanical and Daleky.

7. He spoke in a flat monotone.

8. Monotone functions are central in order theory.

9. Jim Feng laughed quietly: a monotone chuckling.

10. These are just some monotone concrete buildings.

11. She talked in a deep nasal monotone.

12. Shun the use of a dull monotone.

13. Vary your tone of voice. Avoid a monotone.

14. The monotone in which he spoke was strangely soothing.

15. In a barely audible monotone, she gave her evidence.

16. Another common mistake is monotone ( one tone ) emotionless speech.

17. 17 The most outstanding are possibly Monotones,(www.Sentencedict.com) Gloria and Afternoon of a Faun.

18. The second chapter discusses the monotone operator functions.

19. Does Monotone Locally Bounded Function Definitely Have Extreme?

20. All of his clothes are in monotone black.

21. Only two monotone voice notes, reminders true open villages.

22. He answered all the lawyer's questions in a dull monotone.

23. Did they stumble through such reading or read in a monotone?

24. A function is called an embedding if it is both monotone and injective.

25. What attention will they give if he lacks enthusiasm, reading in a monotone?