monotonic

• Descreve uma sequência, função ou processo que nunca muda de direção; é usado frequentemente em matemática e contextos técnicos para indicar crescimento ou decrescimento constante. Também pode significar monótono, sem variação ou sempre igual.

Describes a sequence, function, or process that never changes direction; often used in mathematics and technical contexts to mean consistently increasing or decreasing.

1. Consistently increasing or decreasingC1formal

   Describes a sequence or function that never increases or never decreases in value.

   Monotônico

   • The function is monotonic, showing a steady increase over time.
   • A monotonic sequence either always goes up or always goes down.
   • The data displayed a monotonic trend without any fluctuations.

   Sinônimosmonotone

   Antônimosfluctuatingnonmonotonicoscillating

2. Unvarying in pitchB2formal

   Spoken or sounded in a tone that does not change in pitch.

   Monótono

   • His monotonic voice made the lecture hard to follow.
   • The robot spoke in a flat, monotonic tone.
   • She read the poem in a monotonic manner, lacking any emotion.

   Sinônimosflatmonotoneunchangingunmodulatedunvarying

   Antônimosinflectedmodulatedvaried