Monotonous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MONOTONOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• uttered or sounded in one unvarying tone
• dull, tedious, and repetitious; lacking in variety and interest
• (of a sound or utterance) lacking in variation in tone or pitch
• Uttered in one unvarying tone; continued with dull uniformity; characterized by monotony; without change or variety; wearisome.
• tediously repetitious or lacking in variety
• sounded or spoken in a tone unvarying in pitch
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• uttered or sounded in one unvarying ton; marked by a sameness of pitch and intensity

Words related to MONOTONOUS

drony9 monotonously17 monotonousness16 samey10

Words that contain MONOTONOUS

monotonously17 monotonousness16 monotonousnesse17 monotonousnesses18

How to use MONOTONOUS in a sentence

• They were ranged in monotonous rows on all sides of the church, above and below.
• These absences and occasional visits gave a zest to lives that might otherwise have become too monotonous, and were rather encouraged than avoided.
• The marching is growing terribly monotonous, but one cannot grumble as long as the distance can be kept up.
• The plan and aspect of the buildings are monotonous, and so is the way of life of those who inhabit them.
• The country is of course monotonous, and wants very good riding.
• Their shop-life is dreary, monotonous, and sometimes exacting.
• Although I was driven along with great rapidity, it seemed to me that I did not advance a step, the country was so extremely monotonous.
• But monotonous as her life often was, she was spared many things.
• And behind everything, after a few moments, I made out a queer, monotonous background of half-croaking calling.
• They leaned forward and backward, they leaned from side to side, but still kept up their monotonous leaps into the air.
• The monotonous scenery was unchanged except that at a short distance from Myers it was broken by swamps and ponds.
• He had beaten his life, his personal life, into a monotonous round outlined on that first night when Joyce had been thrust into his care.
• If you beheld a garden in which all the plants were the same as to form, colour and perfume, it would not seem beautiful to you at all, but, rather, monotonous and dull.
• Life was at this time becoming very monotonous for our men in the trenches.
• So the monotonous life of the prisoner during the first days after her arrival at the factory, was continued.
• Yet she was grateful for the new interest which had come into her monotonous life.
• And the Battery moved on at the horribly monotonous, tiring walk.
• To persons who do not watch it closely, it may seem monotonous.
• The tune is doleful and monotonous, and, joined to the mysterious import of the words, has a solemn effect.
• I have heard it said that there is something monotonous in the continuous undulations of this range, so different from the opposite one of the Alps.
• Nothing, perhaps, is less monotonous than the personal life of the Spirit.
• In some large machine works I sought for a long time before I found the type of labor which seemed to me the most monotonous.
• It was moving at the same monotonous pace as when it had passed the hiding place of the boys.

Similar words containing TONOU without suffix s and without prefix mono

syntonous12 gluttonous11 homotonous15 gluttonously16 monotonously17 gluttonousness15 monotonousness16 monotonousnesse17 gluttonousnesse16 monotonousnesses18 gluttonousnesses17

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