“Monotonous” in Japanese
Short answer
モノトナス
monotonasu
Monotonous in Japanese is “モノトナス” (monotonasu). Full meaning: monotonous.
Other ways to say “Monotonous” in Japanese
殺風景
sappuukei dreary, bleak, monotonous, barren; tasteless, unrefined
千編一律
senpen'ichiritsu monotonous, humdrum, stereotyped, banal, dull
抑揚のない
yokuyounonai monotonous
一本調子
ipponjoushi monotone, monotonous, dull, lacking variety
平板
heiban flat board, slab, slat, plane table; monotonous, dull, flat, boring
殺風景
sappuukei dreary, bleak, monotonous, barren; tasteless, unrefined
退屈
taikutsu tedious, boring, dull, uninteresting, tiresome, monotonous; to feel bored, to get bored (with), to get tired (of)
坦々
tantan level, even, flat, smooth; uneventful, peaceful, monotonous
さっぷうけい
sappuukei dreary, bleak, monotonous, barren; tasteless, unrefined
坦坦
tantan level, even, flat, smooth; uneventful, peaceful, monotonous
退窟
taikutsu tedious, boring, dull, uninteresting, tiresome, monotonous; to feel bored, to get bored (with), to get tired (of)
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