monogamic

There exists between the aesthetic fact and a human institution (such as monogamic marriage or the fief) a difference to some extent comparable with that between simple and compound bodies in chemistry.

Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General Linguistic Benedetto Croce 1909

"monogamic," and mean by the name the union of one man and one woman, in aim at least for life, and their children.

The Family and it's Members Anna Garlin Spencer

That rankled the Circle City King, for man is not by nature monogamic, and he forgot both Madeline and Freda in the new quest.

The Wife of a King 2010

I think some free lover is trying to break up their monogamic heaven with modern love-theories.

CHAPTER VII 2010

The vast majority of individuals must be held to law and labor by the monogamic institution, or by a stern, rigid marriage institution of some sort.

CHAPTER XXII 2010

“Then what becomes of your boasted monogamic marriage institution of Western civilization?”

CHAPTER XXII 2010

The faithfulness of the monogamic couples I have referred to may be explained as a matter of habit; but my long desire for the Swift One cannot be so explained, any more than can be explained the undying enmity between me and Red-Eye.

CHAPTER VIII 2010

And the many monogamic generations out of which he has descended would fail to prevent polygamy did another woman chance to strand on that particular isle.

The Kempton-Wace Letters 2010

That rankled the Circle City King, for man is not by nature monogamic, and he forgot both Madeline and Freda in the new quest.

The Wife of a King 2010

Also, there were several other young people, progeny of the monogamic couples that lived in the neighborhood, and Lop-Ear played with these young people.

CHAPTER XI 2010