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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary mo·nog·a·mous adjective ⇨ see monogamy English Etymology monogamous 1770, from M.L. monogamus, from Gk. monogamos "marrying only once" (see monogamy). Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged mo·nog·a·mous \məˈnägəməs\ adjective Etymology: Late Latin monogamus marrying once, from Greek monogamos, from mon- + gamos marriage — more at bigamy : of or relating to monogamy : upholding or practicing monogamy < a monogamous community > < monogamous doctrines > • mo·nog·a·mous·ly adverb • mo·nog·a·mous·ness noun -es |
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