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A speech devoid of any inflection in the voice is?

A speech devoid of any inflection in the voice is called monotone.

Here's why:

* Monotone literally means "one tone" and refers to speech that lacks variation in pitch, volume, and rhythm.

* It can make the speaker sound boring, uninterested, or even robotic.

* While some speakers may naturally have a flatter intonation, monotone speech is often a result of nervousness, lack of preparation, or simply not engaging with the audience.

It's important to note that a lack of inflection can also be used for specific effects, such as in certain types of poetry reading or when conveying a sense of seriousness or detachment.

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