One-note Definition

wŭnnōt
adjective
Unvarying, as in quality or character; monotonous.
American Heritage
Not changing or varying, as in subject matter or tone; uniform; monotonous.
Webster's New World

(idiomatic) Having only one opinion, outlook, tone, etc., especially as expressed repetitively; without variety or range.

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One-note Sentence Examples

  • Thus, if the one note be an octave higher than the other, it will give double the number of waves in the same distance.

  • Using a simple backing, Eg one-note chord accompaniment on a keyboard, ask the children to improvise sung phrases.

  • After that there's a longer note - a dotted quaver plus a crotchet tied together as one note.

  • After that there 's a longer note - a dotted quaver plus a crotchet tied together as one note.

  • Spicy and rich with dark cherries and plums, it's rough and rustic on one note but dampens with floral notes and creamy texture in the downbeat palate.

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Words Starting With

OONONE

Words Ending With

ETEOTE

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