How do you use Monotonous in a sentence'?

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Monotonous means "the same, day after day." It means that there is no variance in a routine or voice.

"Sally's work in the bakery became monotonous and she got bored."

"Housework can be monotonous."

"Gary's voice made the speech monotonous."

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