For emphasis, the poet ended each line with a monosyllabic.

Her monosyllabic reply made the meeting feel abruptly tense.

His monosyllabical answers in the interview made him seem uninterested.

The editor asked him to replace complex vocabulary with monosyllabics to make the article more accessible.

She pronounced each word monosyllabically to help the students grasp the rhythm.

Her obsession with monosyllabicity led her to choose words with a single syllable whenever she wrote poetry.

The linguistics professor demonstrated monosyllabication by reducing complex words to single-syllable forms.

The poet preferred monosyllabisms to create a terse, rhythmic line.

Linguists debated whether the monosyllabism of the dialect simplified its poetic forms.

During the rehearsal, she monosyllabized everyone's full names so the lyrics would fit the melody.