monotony in Greek
monotony in Greek is μονοτονία — monotony means the state of being tediously repetitive or unchanging.
monotony in Greek
μονοτονία
Pronounced: monotonia
(mathematics) The property of a monotonic function.
What does "monotony" mean?
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noun The state of being tediously repetitive or unchanging.
"She took up painting to break the monotony of long winter evenings."
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monotony in a sentence
- She took up painting to break the monotony of long winter evenings.
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What is "monotony" in Greek?
"monotony" in Greek is μονοτονία. monotony means: The state of being tediously repetitive or unchanging.
How do you pronounce μονοτονία?
"monotony" in Greek is μονοτονία, pronounced "monotonia".
How do you use "monotony" in a sentence?
Example: "She took up painting to break the monotony of long winter evenings." In Greek, "monotony" is μονοτονία.
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