Monotone is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MONOTONE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to sing or speak in a single unvaried tone or pitch
• speak in monotone
NOUN:
• unvaried pitch in speech or sound
• A single unvaried tone or sound.
• The utterance of successive syllables, words, or sentences, on one unvaried key or line of pitch.
• an unchanging intonation
• a single tone repeated with different words or different rhythms (especially in rendering liturgical texts)
• a continuing sound, especially of a person's voice, that is unchanging in pitch and without intonation
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a voice or other sound) unchanging in pitch; without intonation or expressiveness
• without colour or variety; dull
• of a sequence or function; consistently increasing and never decreasing or consistently decreasing and never increasing in value
• sounded or spoken in a tone unvarying in pitch
• unvarying
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a vocal utterance in one unvaried tone

Words related to MONOTONE

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Words that contain MONOTONE

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How to use MONOTONE in a sentence

• Its hissing crackling monotone, like the creaking of steel sledge-runners on frost-filled snow, came faintly to the ears of Kazan and Gray Wolf.
• The sky had become so overcast that every shape outside had merged into an inky monotone.
• There can be none where there is no winter, and the monotone of the seasons is broken only by wearisome rains.
• His speaking was in a kind of monotone, but his straightforward plainness never failed to be effective.
• It took him two hours to tell the House in melancholy monotone all about the defects of our present system and his proposals for removing them.
• They seemed to catch more from the slow tones, so full of lust and frenzy that they seemed to drop from his lips in an ugly monotone, than they did from the words themselves.
• Even the surly ocean knows their charms, And under the shrill laughter of the surf, He booms and sings his heavy monotone.
• Beyond the November monotone of trees blazed the red of a sunset.
• The quiet, dreary monotone in which he habitually spoke quickened a little under his present excitement.
• Professor Hartley, who gave the history lectures, talked in a bass monotone and never seemed to pause for breath.
• He spoke to me in the pitiful monotone of the unutterably weary.
• But let some sudden emotion come, and we find monotone speech abandoned for impassioned speech, as it has been called.
• Strange was the little party ensconced in the stone balcony high above the monotone of the river.
• The waves were lashing, surly, hissing a monotone as old as Time is old.
• If they cannot be altogether silent, they might at least give their noise another pitch, and direct it into some humdrum monotone that would not jar upon our slumbers.
• Our ride was half completed when my companion began to speak, in a broken monotone.
• Sometimes he explained what they meant, his words running along in monotone that yet kept time to the alluring strains.
• The girl remained with eyes straining to pierce the starlit monotone.
• Alcohol was the magic brush that transformed the monotone of life into shades of wondrous hue.
• I had been speaking in a dreary monotone which typified my feeling.
• At August dusk, when all that shaggy world was sinking to darkness, the gushing monotone became very distinct.
• This roar of turbulent waters was the sinister monotone of the mighty desert symphony of great depths, great heights, great reaches.
• Elle poussait une longue plainte monotone, dechirante, horrible.
• Inflections are formed by an upward or downward slide of the voice, or the voice remains in monotone.
• Tennyson, like most poets, read in a monotone, rumbling on a low note in much the same way that Shelley is said to have screamed in a high one.
• His voice was a deep, sonorous monotone and every syllable was caught eagerly by his auditors.
• It was by a sublime inspiration that Dubufe painted the accessory panels in monotone.
• The windows were open, and the distant lowing of cattle, waiting at homeward bars, the monotone of frogs, and the songs of circling swallows came in.
• He heard again from the farther depths of the dark interior the musical monotone of a rabbi reciting a ritual.
• Here and there The crack of rifles on the picket-line, Or boom of solitary cannon broke The myriad-voiced and dreadful monotone.
• Without a palate, she forced the words from her mouth in a strange monotone.

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