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adjective

monotone

of a sequence or function; consistently increasing and never decreasing or consistently decreasing and never increasing in value

In a sentence

Six example sentences with monotone, each labelled with its topic.

  • The savings curve is monotone across the whole sample, climbing in every year and never once dipping back.

    Economics

  • The counter must stay monotone, so a clock that ever ticks backward would break every timestamp in the log.

    Technology

  • Temperature readings through the ice core are monotone with depth, falling steadily and never rising again toward the base.

    Science

  • The fund's fee schedule is monotone in the account size, always falling and never rising as balances grow.

    Finance

  • The dose response curve was monotone, with every increase in the drug producing a higher fraction of patients helped.

    Medicine

  • Reaction time was monotone in hours awake, rising with every hour and never once improving across the study.

    Psychology

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