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one-note
[wuhn-noht]
adjective
lacking in variety; monotonous.
Example Sentences
Also worthy of canonization: Larry Graham’s thrumming one-note bass line.
Soon after it disappeared, Stone recorded “Everyday People,” a jolly song about tolerance that featured an unusual one-note bassline by Graham, and popularized the phrase “different strokes for different folks.”
Despite its respectful restraint, “Eric LaRue” can be smothering in its solemnity, leaving Janice feeling one-note rather than a woman lost in her tangle of emotions.
The first version of this cake used only white sugar, and it was too one-note, too cloying.
Conversely, if a dish feels flat or one-note, add a touch of dairy, like cheese or sour cream, to round it out.
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