isogram
- noun
- /ˈaɪsəˌɡræm/
- Jargon
- Creating an isogram can be challenging, especially with longer words.
Examples
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An isogram is a unique word without repeating letters.
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The word isogram itself is an example, as it contains no repeated letters.
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In the puzzle, you had to find an isogram among a list of words.
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The word isogram has no repeating letters.
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An example of an isogram is the word 'lumberjack', which contains no repeating letters.
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In the game, players must find an isogram from a list of given words without any letters being reused.
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The word 'hydraulics' is a perfect isogram because each letter appears only once.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Isogram for a word with no repeated letters comes from Greek parts iso- 'equal' and -gram 'letter', the same root as monogram. So an isogram is a word where each letter appears the same number of times, often only once.