monótono — meaning in English

English meaning

• flat adj Level and even, with no slope, bumps, or curves.
• monotone adj Unvarying in pitch or tone; flat and unchanging in sound.
• monotonic adj Relating to the modern Greek spelling system that dropped the old breathing marks and uses just one accent for stress, adopted in 1982.
• monotonous adj Tediously repetitive or lacking variety.
• tedious adj Boring and drawn out, especially because it takes a long time or is repetitive.

Senses

monótono is used for these senses in English:

• monotone (of speech or a sound) Having a single unvaried pitch.
• monotone (mathematics) Of a function: that is always nonincreasing or nondecreasing on an interval.
• monotonic (mathematics) Of a function: that either never decreases or never increases as its independent variable increases.

flat — full definition

1. adj Level and even, with no slope, bumps, or curves.
2. adj Unchanging or without variation, especially in sales, tone, or energy.
3. adj Of a tyre, deflated, usually because of a puncture.
4. adj Of a drink, having lost its fizz.
5. adj In music, lower in pitch than the correct note, or (of a written note) lowered by a semitone.

monotone — full definition

1. adj Unvarying in pitch or tone; flat and unchanging in sound.
2. noun A flat, unvarying tone or way of speaking.

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