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Meanings of monotony in English
Russian
однообразие Portuguese
monotonia 
Usage of monotony in English
1
Curiosity leads to engagement, which leads to new experiences, which destroys monotony.
2
The monotony of the pageant was broken; something new was announcing itself.
3
Certain is the vengeance of the young upon monotony; nothing more certain.
4
The excitement was a pleasant break in the monotony of school life.
5
In the brown monotony of the street it stood out splendid, conspicuous.
6
There's a great deal of reassurance to be found in codified monotony.
7
And doubtless some break in the monotony gives a fillip of pleasure.
8
There is, indeed, a certain monotony in most tales of the kind.
9
Rapidity in speech results in indistinctness, and indistinctness leads invariably to monotony.
10
The night-jar spins his dark monotony on the branch of the pine.
11
One novel sight I saw in the interminable monotony of desert veldt.
12
This monotony is apparent in almost all dressed grounds of considerable extent.
13
What he most suffers from is the monotony-theconfinement-frombeing in prison.
14
What she most suffers from is the monotony-theconfinement-frombeing in prison.
15
The Finale lingered in a certain rhythmic monotony full of plaintive weariness.
16
There will be a break in the monotony that will suit you.
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Monotony through the time
Monotony across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common