monotonous

His voice can sound monotonous at the best of times.

At home, her life is monotonous and of no interest.

They began to get a little monotonous by the third day.

But it did seem a bit too long and monotonous.

"It can get a little monotonous around here after a while."

It was all quite pretty, though in a rather monotonous way.

She opened it at the middle and began to read in a clear monotonous voice.

Which is fine, really, but monotonous when that's all you hear.

It gets a little monotonous watching him win every single game.

If I fell on the same side always, it would get to be monotonous after a while.

Despite the danger, he said, the days could get monotonous.

The jobs are relatively easy to learn - and monotonous.

But like a long highway drive, it can get monotonous.

She was greeting him in a level, rather monotonous voice.

But the questions they are obliged to answer can get monotonous.

The pattern is almost monotonous, with an attack nearly every day in recent weeks.

Finally, after all the months of monotonous training and garrison life.

This world of yours is too monotonous for your own good.

"Most of the other events I race in can get fairly monotonous."

Life's not monotonous - but it's very much the same.

For the first hour, there was little change in the monotonous tunnel.

Even when a habit is good, it can become monotonous; most do.

In years past his daily routine had often seemed monotonous.

The yellow wall behind him has the same monotonous straight lines.