monogynist
- noun
- /məˈnɒɡɪnɪst/
- He described himself as a devoted monogynist, choosing to share his life with only one partner.
Examples
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She described herself as a proud monogynist who believes in lifelong commitment.
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Many monogynists believe in the importance of loyalty.
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Despite popular trends, he remained a steadfast monogynist throughout his life.
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In his community, being a monogynist set him apart from many of his peers.
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He is a proud monogynist who values commitment.
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In a world of changing relationships, she proudly identified as a monogynist who values lasting love.
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Many monogynists advocate for strong, loyal partnerships and believe in lifelong marriage.
Synonyms
A person who has a romantic or sexual relationship with only one partner at a time
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
monogynist = mono + gyn + ist
The word contains the classical combining form mono- and the bound root gyn plus -ist, but the key root is not transparent to an average learner and the meaning is specialized.
Etymology
Monogynist comes from mono- meaning 'one' and gyn- meaning 'woman', and you can see the same parts in monogamy ('one marriage') and gynecology ('care of women's health'). So a monogynist is someone who has only one wife or partner at a time.