monogamy in Latin
monogamy in Latin is monogamia — monogamy means the practice or state of having only one romantic or sexual partner.
monogamy in Latin
monogamia
A form of sexual bonding involving a permanent pair bond between two beings.
What does "monogamy" mean?
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noun The practice or state of having only one romantic or sexual partner.
"Cultural attitudes toward monogamy vary widely around the world."
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- Cultural attitudes toward monogamy vary widely around the world.
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What is "monogamy" in Latin?
"monogamy" in Latin is monogamia. monogamy means: The practice or state of having only one romantic or sexual partner.
How do you use "monogamy" in a sentence?
Example: "Cultural attitudes toward monogamy vary widely around the world." In Latin, "monogamy" is monogamia.
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