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antimonogamy

antimonogamy adjective: opposing monogamy.

Adjective

antimonogamy (comparative more antimonogamy, superlative most antimonogamy)

  1. Opposing monogamy.
    • In the interests of creating "new men and new women," she writes, the leadership pushed an antimonogamy policy, giving joyless parties where virtual strangers had public sex.2007 November 14, Jim Dwyer, “An Infamous Explosion, and the Smoldering Memory of Radicalism”, in New York Times

Forms of antimonogamy

comparativemore antimonogamy
superlativemost antimonogamy

Origin of antimonogamy

From anti- + monogamy.

Questions about antimonogamy

What does antimonogamy mean?
Antimonogamy means opposing monogamy.
What part of speech is antimonogamy?
Antimonogamy is an adjective.

Words near antimonogamy in the dictionary

  1. antimoniuretted hydrogen
  2. antimonkey
  3. antimonoan
  4. antimonoclonal
  5. antimonogamous
  6. antimonogamy
  7. antimonopole
  8. antimonopoles
  9. antimonopolism
  10. antimonopolist
  11. antimonopolistic

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