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with an expressionless face and a monotone voicemonotone = sound unvarying in pitch
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"Leave the room," Eric says, his voice louder and not as monotone. (source)monotone = unvarying in pitch
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Mother's monotone voice became vicious. (source)
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"Sure," he says, totally monotone. (source)monotone = in unvarying pitch (all one tone)
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"Butter and honey shall he eat," Dad droned, low and monotone, weary from a long day hauling scrap.† (source)
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And then we all, in a monotone, said, "We're here for you, Isaac.† (source)
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Then she dialed a third number and asked for Glen, speaking in a monotone.† (source)
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Just think how The Great Sadness reduced the range of color in your life down to monotones and flat grays and blacks.† (source)
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"Welcome to the Plug," he said in a flat monotone.† (source)
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We would take a batch of mail in our fingers and, while talking in low monotones out of the sides of our mouths, toss them correctly into their designated holes and suddenly our hands would be empty and we would have no memory of having worked.† (source)
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It was morning, and the overcast skies outside filled the room with a flat, monotone light.† (source)
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Within his cramped little mind dwelt something that was greater than Jefferies' books—the spirit that led Jefferies to write them; and his dawn, though revealing nothing but monotones, was part of the eternal sunrise that shows George Borrow Stonehenge.† (source)
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Her words came out in an odd monotone.† (source)
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But there were parish priests everywhere about, leaky-eyed and halting, their old monotones falling whispery from the pulpit.† (source)
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The hum of ID scanners and monotone voice receipts as money changed accounts.† (source)
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One word, spoken in a raspy monotone: "No."† (source)
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