monotony / məˈnɒt n i /

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monotony 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. wearisome uniformity or lack of variety, as in occupation or scenery.
  2. the continuance of an unvarying sound; monotone.
  3. sameness of tone or pitch, as in speaking.

monotony 近义词

n. 名词 noun

boredom; sameness

更多monotony例句

  1. So, Cauthen says, activating your brain to focus on how you’re feeling while steering yourself away from monotony can make your workouts more fulfilling on both the physical and mental end.
  2. Furthermore, content creators and brands often find themselves in the cycle of social media posting, which can lean heavily into monotony and automation – two major factors that drive down engagement.
  3. It was an intense day, in contrast to others, where monotony is the norm.
  4. Thankfully, Kane and Latif’s lead performances alleviate some of that limited-perspective monotony, exhibiting a charisma—and sly deviousness—that captures the dangerous allure of believing everything you see on your screen.
  5. With the entire theater at his disposal, Douglas breaks any visual monotony by letting the actresses drift across the aisles, seats and stage.
  6. Many of them boiled over in the monotony; they raged that their suffering felt pointless.
  7. Life's fleeting nature, as well as the monotony of it, is apparent in every frame.
  8. After a few days of excessive nervousness the most timorous among the women were heard to complain of the monotony of existence!
  9. The monotony of our journey was rather romantically interrupted by our straying for a short distance from the right road.
  10. And they escaped monotony—supreme achievement in the difficult circumstances.
  11. No plot of shrubbery or flower-garden broke the gray monotony of the place.
  12. The monotony of his schooldays was only broken by his Sunday exeat which was spent at home.