monograph (Meaning)
monograph (n)
a detailed and documented treatise on a particular subject
monograph (n.)
A written account or description of a single thing, or class of things; a special treatise on a particular subject of limited range.
Synonyms & Antonyms of monograph
monograph Sentence Examples
- The monograph on medieval art provided a comprehensive examination of the period's artistic styles.
- The botanist published a monograph detailing the morphological characteristics of a newly discovered plant species.
- The literary critic's monograph explored the symbolism and themes in a particular author's work.
- The historian's monograph on the American Revolution offered a fresh perspective on the conflict.
- The medical monograph summarized the latest research on a specific disease and its treatment options.
- The scientific monograph presented original data and analysis on an important scientific question.
- The architectural monograph showcased the design and details of a renowned building.
- The artist's monograph featured a collection of their most celebrated paintings and sculptures.
- The economic monograph analyzed the impact of a specific policy on a particular industry.
- The legal monograph provided a comprehensive analysis of a complex legal issue.
FAQs About the word monograph
a detailed and documented treatise on a particular subjectA written account or description of a single thing, or class of things; a special treatise on a partic
essay,treatise, study, article, primer, theme, discourse, dissertation, prolegomenon, discussion
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The monograph on medieval art provided a comprehensive examination of the period's artistic styles.
The botanist published a monograph detailing the morphological characteristics of a newly discovered plant species.
The literary critic's monograph explored the symbolism and themes in a particular author's work.
The historian's monograph on the American Revolution offered a fresh perspective on the conflict.
