Tonelessness
Tonelessness, also known as monotonic speech, refers to a lack of variation in pitch and intonation during spoken language. It is characterized by a monotonous delivery where the voice remains at a relatively constant pitch, lacking the natural rises and falls that convey emotion, emphasis, and meaning in typical speech. This can manifest as a flat, unemotional, or robotic vocal quality.
Several factors can contribute to tonelessness. In some cases, it can be a symptom of certain neurological
The perception of tonelessness can vary. While some individuals may find it difficult to understand or engaging,