Monogamy
Pronunciation: /məˈnɑːɡəmiː/
Monogamy (noun)
- A relationship style where a person has only one romantic or sexual partner during the same period.
- A system of marriage in which each person is legally married to only one partner.
- In animals, a mating pattern where one individual pairs with one partner for breeding or a season.
Examples
- Monogamy means choosing one partner at a time.
- They prefer monogamy because it keeps relationships simple.