monograph

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This monograph is an expansion of NGO Monitor's coverage of the conflict (see below).

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  1. noun A scholarly piece of writing of essay or book length on a specific, often limited subject.
  2. transitive verb To write a monograph on.

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  • The monograph, therefore, while in the form of an essay or historical sketch, retains in certain portions the character of the spoken address with which it originated. —  Abraham Lincoln
  • From 1546 a.d. ? The title implied it was a collector's monograph, an “antique” created from an electronic publication. —  AnalogSFF,March2008
  • This monograph is an expansion of NGO Monitor's coverage of the conflict (see below). —  NGO Monitor Research
  • This monograph is a detailed introductory presentation of the key classes of intelligent data analysis methods. —  Fulldls.com
  • The monograph is the result of a two-year collaboration with major infection control leadership organizations in the and abroad to identify effective approaches for measuring adherence to hand hygiene guidelines in healthcare organizations. —  Infection Control Today Articles
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  1. = French monographe = Portuguese monographo, from Greek μόνος, single, + γραφή, writing.
  2. from monograph, n.
 

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/ˈmɑnəgræf/
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