monotonously
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mo·not·o·nous
(mə-nŏt′n-əs)adj.
1. Sounded or spoken in an unvarying tone: a monotonous droning voice.
2. Tediously repetitious or lacking in variety. See Synonyms at boring.
[From Greek monotonos : mono-, mono- + tonos, tone; see tone.]
mo·not′o·nous·ly adv.
mo·not′o·nous·ness n.
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Adv. | 1. | monotonously - in a monotonous manner; "the history of the play throughout the latter part of the eighteenth century is monotonously uneventful" |
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Translations
بِرَتابَه، على وتيرةٍ واحِدَه
jednotvárně
ensformigtmonotont
tilbreytingarlaust
tekdüze bir şekilde
monotonously
[məˈnɒtənəslɪ] ADV → de forma monótona, monótonamentemonotonously reliable → tediosamente fiable
monotonously punctual → de una puntualidad religiosa
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monotonous
(məˈnotənəs) adjective lacking in variety; dull. a monotonous piece of music.
moˈnotonously adverbmoˈnotony noun
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