monotonous in Greek
monotonous in Greek is μονότονος, ανιαρός — monotonous means tediously repetitive or lacking variety.
monotonous in Greek
μονότονος
Pronounced: monotonos
Having an unvarying pitch or tone.
ανιαρός
Pronounced: aniaros
Tedious, repetitious, or lacking in variety.
What does "monotonous" mean?
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adj Tediously repetitive or lacking variety.
"The factory job involved monotonous, repetitive tasks all day."
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monotonous in a sentence
- The factory job involved monotonous, repetitive tasks all day.
- His monotonous lecture put half the class to sleep.
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What is "monotonous" in Greek?
"monotonous" in Greek is μονότονος, ανιαρός. monotonous means: Tediously repetitive or lacking variety.
How do you pronounce μονότονος?
"monotonous" in Greek is μονότονος, pronounced "monotonos".
How do you use "monotonous" in a sentence?
Example: "The factory job involved monotonous, repetitive tasks all day." In Greek, "monotonous" is μονότονος, ανιαρός.
Are there other ways to say "monotonous" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "monotonous": μονότονος, ανιαρός.
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