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How do you use monogamous in sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "monogamous" in a sentence:

Formal:

* "The study found that monogamous relationships tend to have higher levels of commitment and trust."

* "Some species of birds are known to be strictly monogamous, mating for life."

* "Many cultures around the world view monogamy as the ideal form of marriage."

Informal:

* "My grandparents have been happily monogamous for over 50 years."

* "The movie explored the challenges of maintaining a monogamous relationship in a modern world."

* "I'm not sure if I'm ready for a monogamous relationship yet."

Figurative:

* "She was a fiercely monogamous reader, only ever reading one book at a time."

* "The company's marketing strategy seemed to be monogamous, focusing solely on one target audience."

Remember that "monogamous" can refer to both romantic and non-romantic relationships, so you can use it in a variety of contexts.

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