monogamous in Irish
monogamous in Irish is aonchéileach, monagamach — monogamous means having only one romantic or sexual partner at a time; committed exclusively to one partner.
monogamous in Irish
aonchéileach
monagamach
What does "monogamous" mean?
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adj Having only one romantic or sexual partner at a time; committed exclusively to one partner.
"They've been in a monogamous relationship for over a decade."
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monogamous in a sentence
- They've been in a monogamous relationship for over a decade.
- Swans are often cited as an example of a monogamous animal.
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What is "monogamous" in Irish?
"monogamous" in Irish is aonchéileach, monagamach. monogamous means: Having only one romantic or sexual partner at a time; committed exclusively to one partner.
How do you use "monogamous" in a sentence?
Example: "They've been in a monogamous relationship for over a decade." In Irish, "monogamous" is aonchéileach, monagamach.
Are there other ways to say "monogamous" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "monogamous": aonchéileach, monagamach.
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