The Opposite(Antonym) of “lilted”
The antonyms of lilted are monotonous and unrhythmic. The antonyms monotonous and unrhythmic convey a lack of rhythm or variation in sound, tone, or movement.
Explore all Antonyms of “lilted”
Definitions and Examples of monotonous, unrhythmic
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Lacking in variety, interest, or rhythm; dull and repetitive.
Example
The speaker's monotonous voice made it hard to stay awake during the lecture.
Lacking a regular or consistent rhythm or beat.
Example
The drummer's playing was unrhythmic and threw off the timing of the entire band.
Key Differences: monotonous vs unrhythmic
- 1Monotonous refers to a lack of variation or interest in sound, tone, or movement.
- 2Unrhythmic refers to a lack of regular or consistent rhythm or beat.
Effective Usage of monotonous, unrhythmic
- 1Music: Use lilted to describe music with a pleasant, flowing rhythm and monotonous or unrhythmic to describe music that lacks variation or consistency in rhythm or beat.
- 2Speech: Use lilted to describe a speaker's pleasant, flowing tone and monotonous to describe a speaker's dull and repetitive tone.
- 3Writing: Use these antonyms to describe the rhythm and flow of writing, such as poetry or prose.
Remember this!
The antonyms of lilted are monotonous and unrhythmic. Use lilted to describe a pleasant, flowing rhythm and monotonous or unrhythmic to describe a lack of variation or consistency in sound, tone, or movement. These antonyms can be used in music, speech, and writing to describe rhythm and flow.
