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monotony

/məˈnɒt.ə.ni/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser tedioso por falta de variedad, o la uniformidad repetitiva de tono, ritmo o sonido.

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noun

/məˈnɒt.ə.ni/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad de ser tedioso por falta de variedad, o la uniformidad repetitiva de tono, ritmo o sonido.

A noun describing the quality of being tedious due to a lack of variety, or a sameness of tone or pitch in sound.

incontable

  1. Lack of varietyB2formal

    The quality of being tedious due to a lack of change, variation, or excitement.

    esmonotonía

    • The monotony of the daily commute made him feel exhausted.
    • She tried to break the monotony of her routine by taking a new class.
    • The long, straight road stretched ahead with a depressing monotony.

    Sinónimosboredomdullnesshumdrumrepetitivenessroutinesamenesstediousnesstediumuniformity

    Antónimoschangediversityexcitementinterestvariety

  2. Uniformity of soundC1formal

    A lack of variation in tone, pitch, or inflection in speech or sound.

    esMonotonía sonora

    • The speaker's monotony made the lecture difficult to follow.
    • His voice had a flat monotony that put the audience to sleep.
    • The song's monotony was broken by a sudden change in tempo.

    Sinónimosdroningflatnessmonotonesameness

    Antónimosinflectionintonationmodulationvariety

Formas
  • monotonies plural form
  • monotonies' possessive plural form
  • monotony's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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