Meanings of dull monotony in English

The dull monotony of the strokes of the hammers fell on his ear.

Even this minor diversion was of interest in the dull monotony of green.

Anything which could break the dull monotony of the correct school was acceptable.

I believe I should have died under the old dull monotony.

It was the only object that broke the dark, dull monotony of the shore.

But a new source of trouble roused her soon after from this dull monotony.

No flowers, no trees, not even a blade of grass, relieved the dull monotony.

In fact, unless a stubborn labor dispute began, nothing broke the dull monotony of toilsome effort.

Keeping things stirred up relieves the dull monotony.

The sergeant considered this a very interesting experience-quitea jolly break in the dull monotony of the day.

Neither tree, hill, nor wood intercepted the rushing gale, to change the dull monotony of its gloomy tone.

The dull monotony of daily toil is broken only by the gayety of the thoughtless and the Saturday trip to town.

And how much more to be envied it seems than the dull monotony of our existence here in sleepy old England.

Then dull monotony reigned once more, and Keith resumed his fidgeting back and forth between the kitchen door and his own corner.

What a contrast to the dull monotony of our life at sea did the scene present which awaited us on landing at Lisbon!

To those thus dowered, the heights of rapture are accessible, the abysses of despair yawn threateningly; only the dull monotony of contentment is denied.