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monogamist

[ UK /mənˈɒɡɐmˌɪst/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who practices monogamy (one spouse at a time)

How To Use monogamist In A Sentence

  • This family has waged a multi-year damage control campaign on Kim's reputation by painting her as a teetotaling, wholesome, serial monogamist. Melissa Terzis: Kourtney and Kim Take New York: It's Not That Big of a Deal
  • Tenth-century kings of Wessex / England were determined serial monogamists, seeking politically strategic matches with daughters of eldermen.
  • I'm a serial monogamist and could hardly face going back to the dating game. The Sun
  • I have never lived alone, just been a sort of serial leapfrog monogamist who has finally come to rest. Times, Sunday Times
  • Although people are less likely to marry their first sexual partner nowadays, they are often serial monogamists, enjoying one long-term relationship after another.
  • Condom use was equally low among all types of monogamists, suggesting that self-definition, rather than relationship length or number of partners, was the primary impetus for abandoning condom use.
  • But he hopes Neal won't be a "serial monogamist" and will "put it out there, sow his oats a little bit before he settles back down. Inside White Collar's White Hot Flashback
  • Or maybe I'm destined to be a serial monogamist.
  • He described himself as a serial monogamist but with a rapid turnover. Times, Sunday Times
  • The BBC was in fact concerned that those facts were not given too much prominence compared to diversionary criticism of me for not being a teetotal monogamist, which is of course much worse than being a warmongering torturing murderous bastard. British Blogs
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