Meanings of monosyllabically in English

Unable to do so, he sat mute, replying to questions monosyllabically.

It was odd that the quiet lady-like teacher should have answered monosyllabically in that tone.

A prickly sensation ran over her body as she cleared her throat and said, monosyllabically:

He would shrug or answer monosyllabically and stare out the window, and she'd race to the next thought.

No smile softened her face, no ray had lighted it; she only intelligently observed, and monosyllabically answered him.

She sat bolt upright, most correctly, on the edge of a chair, and responded monosyllabically to Judith's questions.

He admitted the fact monosyllabically.

Quiet and shy, he looks down while he mumbles his answers, monosyllabically, to questions about the approaching Formula One season.

Indeed, a journalist from the Guardianclaimed recently that he had to arrange a second interview because the first was too monosyllabically uninformative.

On the evening of my viewing, invited guest Tom Gilmore answered laconically, almost monosyllabically, so Gygax's questions were repeated and drawn out for specificity.

The dark-eyed girl turned a fleeting glance upon her, so fleeting that it seemed as if she had never altered her position, and replied monosyllabically:

"Caged," he whispered monosyllabically.

'He has acquired,' said the Bibliotaph, 'both a pathetic and a prophetic interest in that place which begins as heaven does, but stops off monosyllabically.'

"It's the wrong genre!" She pronounced it, as she thought, in the French way, monosyllabically, but without quite getting her tongue round the r.

Unable to do so, he sat mute, replying to questions monosyllabically.

It was odd that the quiet lady-like teacher should have answered monosyllabically in that tone.