Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
one-note
adjective
/’wʌn noʊt/
Definition
describing something that lacks variety or depth; monotonous or unchanging in tone or style.
Examples
- The musician’s performance was criticized as one-note, as he played the same emotion throughout the entire concert.
- Her argument was one-note, lacking the depth and nuance needed to persuade the audience.
- The film was exciting, but its characters felt one-note, with little development throughout the story.
Meaning
One-note is often used to describe a person, performance, or concept that is simplistic or does not exhibit a range of emotions or ideas.
Synonyms
- monotonous
- flat
- unvaried
- repetitive
- simple
