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monotonous

/məˈnɒt.ən.əs/

Traduction: Qui est ennuyeux, fatigant et répétitif ; qui manque de variété et d'intérêt.

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adjective

/məˈnɒt.ən.əs/B2formal
  • frQui est ennuyeux, fatigant et répétitif ; qui manque de variété et d'intérêt.

Describes something that is dull, tedious, and repetitious; lacking in variety and interest.

  1. Tediously repetitiousB2formal

    Lacking in variety and interest due to being repetitive and dull.

    frMonotone

    • The monotonous work of assembling parts on the line made him sleepy.
    • She found the lecture monotonous and struggled to stay awake.
    • The landscape was monotonous, with endless flat fields stretching to the horizon.

    Synonymesboringdullhumdrummonochromerepetitivetedioustiresomeunvariedwearisome

    Antonymescolorfuldiverseengagingexcitinginterestinglivelystimulatingvaried

  2. Unvarying in pitchB2formal

    Sounded or spoken in a tone that does not change in pitch, often resulting in a dull or boring effect.

    frMonotone (en parlant de la voix)

    • His monotonous voice made the presentation hard to follow.
    • The teacher's monotonous reading of the text put the class to sleep.
    • She spoke in a monotonous drone, without any inflection or emotion.

    Synonymesdroningflatmonotonetonelessuninflected

    Antonymesinflectedmelodicmusicaltunefulvaried

Formes
  • more monotonous comparative form
  • most monotonous superlative form
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