unvaried

Since that time, the number of female inhabitants has been an unvaried 105.

His route was unvaried so that he didn't have to think about it.

These nations are too boring and unvaried to rise into the consciousness of a large country.

In each one this reactive mind was found operating, its principles unvaried.

Here his tone was consistently warm and appealing, though a little unvaried.

Even saying these things the huge figure showed no emotion; the tone of his voice remained unvaried.

During his long career his models and style remained almost unvaried.

Yet she must guard against investing all the choreography with an unvaried level of intensity.

That unvaried product, running up and down all sides of the street, has created a dreary physical landscape.

Monotone refers to a sound, for example speech or music, that has a single unvaried tone.

Co-payments are fixed and unvaried by the person's income.

His smooth, creamy baritone is lovely but was, on this night, unvaried and not always effective.

"Five fathoms and a flat bottom," was the unvaried announcement after each operation.

The pitch is so unvaried that it grows monotonous and finally exhausting.

Nicely prepared, if unvaried, vegetables came with the entrees, which, at best, lacked appeal.

Now he was thriving in these new circumstances, though their diet was meager and unvaried.

The general climate in a cave is remarkably unvaried and without distinction of day and night.

She raised no problem for herself; she was content to be relaxed and to see the soft unvaried landscape going by.

The individualism of those depicted was actually created by variations in some specific details, within a largely unvaried general scheme.

Had this unvaried melancholia lasted only the 18 minutes promised in the program notes, the work would still have seemed longer than the material warranted.

Between the disease, the unvaried diet and the strain of combat, soldiers in the Axis camp typically became quite thin.

Mr. Cavazos spoke today in a quiet and unvaried tone.

The metamorphosis of 'li' into law depended on its widespread and unvaried acceptance by society.

Yet his work is hardly unvaried or uninventive.

Mr. Griffey was unvaried and sometimes out of tune.