monogamous — having only one mate at a time; practicing monogamy
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having only one mate at a time; practicing monogamy
Pronunciation (IPA): /məˈnɑːɡəməs/
Korean meaning: 일부일처제의, 한 번에 한 명의 배우자만 두는
Korean pronunciation: 머**나**거머스
Example Sentences
- My cat is surprisingly monogamous - he's been dating the same neighbor cat for three years!
- Unlike humans, penguins are naturally monogamous and mate for life.
- He claims to be monogamous, but his dating app notifications say otherwise.
monogamous
ADJECTIVE//məˈnɑːɡəməs//
having only one mate at a time; practicing monogamy
two elegant white swans swim side by side with their necks forming a heart shape together. They move in perfect synchronization across the calm water surface. Other single swans swim nearby but these two only pay attention to each other. The devoted pair stays close together while ignoring the other swans completely. Their body language shows they are focused entirely on their partnership. having only one mate at a time and practicing exclusive partnership. Style: High-quality 2D vector cartoon illustration with bold outlines and warm emotional detail
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Origin
그리스어에서 온 단어로, 'monos'(하나)와 'gamos'(결혼)가 합쳐져서 '하나의 결혼'이라는 뜻이 되었습니다. 마치 고대 그리스인들이 결혼의 이상향을 표현한 것 같네요.
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“My cat is surprisingly monogamous - he's been dating the same neighbor cat for three years!”
“Unlike humans, penguins are naturally monogamous and mate for life.”
“He claims to be monogamous, but his dating app notifications say otherwise.”
“Many cultures practice monogamous marriage as their traditional system.”
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