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monogamous

[muh-nog-uh-muhs] / məˈnɒg ə məs /




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In the podcast, Ms. Perel counsels couples — gay and straight, monogamous and polyamorous, and from different backgrounds and ethnicities — struggling with issues like trust, desire, fidelity and lingering childhood trauma.

From New York Times

Butterworth, who is polyamorous but married to a monogamous woman, said Lily Rose became an outlet for him that didn't involve stepping outside his marriage.

From Reuters

They are the only canid species known to hibernate and are monogamous, often living in pairs.

From New York Times

“Our relationship is there with the Americans,” he added, “but it is not going to be a monogamous relationship because the Americans are unreliable.”

From Seattle Times

In romances like Harlequins, the counterfactual is that monogamous coupling is the ticket to enduring bliss.

From Los Angeles Times