In the field recording, the analyst labeled each monophone before segmenting the waveform.

In the lecture, the professor explained how monophones differ from diphones and triphones in speech synthesis.

The vintage radio's monophonous speaker could only render one tone at a time, making orchestral recordings sound thin.

The organist played the hymn monophonically, creating a simple, haunting melody.

The museum's vintage radio produced a warm, monophonic sound that filled the room.

The linguist argued that the ancient dialect was monophonematic, exhibiting only one phonemic contrast in its vowel system.

In rapid speech, the morpheme often becomes monophonemic, losing its distinct internal segments.