unvaried — Lacking variety or change; monotonous and uniform throughout.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Lacking variety or change; monotonous and uniform throughout.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʌnˈvɛrid/
Korean meaning: 변화없는, 단조로운
Korean pronunciation: 언-베어리드 (강세: 베어)
Example Sentences
- The professor's unvaried teaching style put half the class to sleep.
- After months of unvaried weather, people desperately wanted some rain.
- His unvaried wardrobe consisted of only black t-shirts and jeans.
unvaried
ADJECTIVE//ʌnˈvɛrid//
Lacking variety or change; monotonous and uniform throughout.
Lacking variety or change; monotonous and uniform throughout.
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Her unvaried dream of getting married left all excitement buried!
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Origin
From Latin 'variare' meaning 'to change or alter,' combined with the negative prefix 'un-' to create a word meaning 'without change or variation.'
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“The professor's unvaried teaching style put half the class to sleep.”
“After months of unvaried weather, people desperately wanted some rain.”
“His unvaried wardrobe consisted of only black t-shirts and jeans.”
“The robot's unvaried responses made customers realize they weren't talking to a human.”
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