Monotone

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 66
mon′ō-tōn, n. a single, unvaried tone or sound: a succe ion of sounds having the same pitch: a piece of writing in one strain throughout.— v.t. and v.i. to intone, chant.— adjs. Monoton′ic , Monot′onous , uttered in one unvaried tone: marked by dull uniformity.— adv. Monot′onously .— n. Monot′ony , dull uniformity of tone or sound: want of modulation in speaking or reading: ( fig. ) irksome samene or want of variety. [Gr. monos , alone, tonos , a tone.]
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