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A speech devoid of any inflection in the speaker's voice is _____. dramatic articulated monotone interesting
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A speech devoid of any inflection in the speaker's voice is _____. dramatic articulated monotone interesting

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A speech devoid of any inflection in the speaker's voice is "monotone". This can be remembered from the word "mono" which means "one". There is only "one tone". 
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