monopoly in Latin
monopoly in Latin is monopolium — monopoly means complete or exclusive control over the supply of a product or service, shutting out competitors.
monopoly in Latin
monopolium
What does "monopoly" mean?
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noun Complete or exclusive control over the supply of a product or service, shutting out competitors.
"For many years the railway company enjoyed a monopoly on travel between the two towns."
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monopoly in a sentence
- For many years the railway company enjoyed a monopoly on travel between the two towns.
- My great grandfather had the monopoly of eggs in all of China and my grandmother was super rich living in a mansion when the cultural revolution happened and communism took everything away.
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What is "monopoly" in Latin?
"monopoly" in Latin is monopolium. monopoly means: Complete or exclusive control over the supply of a product or service, shutting out competitors.
How do you use "monopoly" in a sentence?
Example: "For many years the railway company enjoyed a monopoly on travel between the two towns." In Latin, "monopoly" is monopolium.
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