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ethical non-monogamy

American  
[eth-i-kuhl nahn-muh-nahg-uh-mee] / ˈɛθ ɪ kəl ˌnɑn məˈnɑg ə mi /

noun

  1. the practice of having or pursuing more than one sexual, romantic, or marital relationship at a time, with the awareness and consent of all partners.


Example Sentences

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Soft swinging is defined as "a form of ethical non-monogamy, as long as all parties are aware and consenting."

From Salon

Since 2019, five UK dating apps have sprung up to cater for ethical non-monogamy.

From BBC

Ethical non-monogamy dating app Feeld declined to share its raw data, but reported that it had seen 300% growth in some of the areas across Britain in the past year.

From BBC

Obviously this house's arrangement is not the ideal example of ethical non-monogamy.

From Salon

Admittedly that's the jaded impression of someone who views the concept of ethical non-monogamy as profoundly exhausting.

From Salon