monandry

[ muh-nan-dree ]

/ məˈnæn dri /

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noun

the practice or condition of having one husband at a time.

(of a female animal) the condition of having one mate at a time.

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Origin of monandry

First recorded in 1850–55; monandr(ous) + -y³

Words nearby monandry

monadnock, Monaghan, monal, Mona Lisa, monandrous, monandry, monanthous, Mona Passage, monarch, monarchal, monarch butterfly