Sing-song is a term used to describe a particular type of speech or melody that has a repetitive and monotonous quality. Its antonyms include variation, diversity, and inflection. Variation denotes a change in pitch, tone, or rhythm, while diversity suggests a wide range of styles and patterns. Inflection, on the other hand, refers to the modulation of voice to express emotion or emphasis. Other antonyms for sing-song include improvisation, innovation, and spontaneity, as they all involve an element of originality or creativity. In contrast, sing-song has a robotic and unchanging quality that can be seen as a drawback in certain contexts.