monotone voice
[/ˈmɑːnətəʊn vɔɪs/]
nounpl: monotone voices
voz monótona
1. A voice that lacks variation in pitch, tone, or inflection; speaking in a flat, unchanging manner without emotional expression
The professor spoke in a monotone voice, making the lecture difficult to follow.
O professor falava com uma voz monótona, tornando a palestra difícil de acompanhar.
2. Speech delivered without changes in emphasis, rhythm, or emotional coloring
Her monotone voice made even the exciting story sound boring.
Sua voz monótona fez até mesmo a história emocionante soar entediante.
In both American and Brazilian contexts, monotone voice is often associated with boredom, lack of engagement, or poor public speaking skills. In educational settings, teachers with monotone voices are frequently criticized for making subjects less engaging. The term is commonly used in speech coaching, drama classes, and professional communication training to encourage more dynamic and expressive delivery.
NYC Slang
robot voice / dead voice / boring monotone
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