one-note

[ wuhn-noht ]

adjective

1. lacking in variety; monotonous.

Example Sentences

An ace comedic turn that, in lesser hands, would come off as one-note.

From The Daily Beast

Rappers express their libidinous desires in the boring, one-note language of conquest.

From The Daily Beast

So instead of one-note comedy bits, we see nuanced ones that resonate as being truthful—which in turn is better comedy.

From The Daily Beast

And, while Shannon is an enormously talented actor, his Zod is decidedly one-note.

From The Daily Beast

Johnny one-note history is anathema to a two-state solution.

From The Daily Beast

But ordinarily, if cleanly played, they sound like one-note successions.

From Project Gutenberg

The voice of this bird was a one-note whistle with a terminal inflection.

From Project Gutenberg