"Monosyllabic" example sentences

mon·o·syl·lab·ic

adjective

monosyllabic (adjective)

- (of a word or utterance) consisting of one syllable.

- (of a person) using brief words to signify reluctance to engage in conversation:

Synonyms

brief, concise, terse, succinct, short, economical, elliptical, crisp, pithy, incisive, compendious, abrupt, blunt, curt, clipped, brusque, pointed, gruff, sharp, tart, epigrammatic, aphoristic, gnomic, verbose, Feedback

"Monosyllabic" Example Sentences

1. I saw a cat.
2. She ran fast.
3. The sun shone bright.
4. He ate fish.
5. They went home.
6. I heard a cry.
7. She smiled wide.
8. The dog barked loud.
9. He wore black.
10. The car stopped fast.
11. She gave him tea.
12. The bird flew high.
13. I felt her touch.
14. He slept late.
15. They worked hard.
16. She wrote a word.
17. The boy played ball.
18. He read a book.
19. I saw the moon.
20. She drank milk.
21. The man walked slow.
22. He hit the ball.
23. The wind blew strong.
24. She cried alone.
25. The boat sailed far.
26. He laughed loud.
27. They hugged tight.
28. She danced well.
29. The train moved fast.
30. He climbed high.

Common Phases

1. No way; yes; fine; whatever.
2. I'm done; it's over; goodbye.
3. Sure; nope; maybe; I don't know.
4. Stop; go; hurry; slow down.
5. Cool; nice; great; awesome.

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