monography (Meaning)
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monography (n.)
Representation by lines without color; an outline drawing.
A monograph.
Synonyms & Antonyms of monography
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monography Sentence Examples
- The monography provided an in-depth analysis of the artist's unique style and technique.
- The professor assigned a monography on the history of ancient Egypt as extra reading.
- The scientist published a monography outlining their groundbreaking research on climate change.
- The library acquired a rare monography on the works of William Shakespeare.
- The historian's monography examined the complexities of the American Revolution.
- The pharmaceutical company released a monography on the safety and efficacy of their new drug.
- The music conservatory offered a course dedicated to the monography of Ludwig van Beethoven's symphonies.
- The museum curator curated an exhibition showcasing the evolution of monography in art history.
- The epidemiologist's monography on disease surveillance influenced global health policy.
- The university library houses a comprehensive collection of monographs on diverse academic subjects.
FAQs About the word monography
Representation by lines without color; an outline drawing., A monograph.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The monography provided an in-depth analysis of the artist's unique style and technique.
The professor assigned a monography on the history of ancient Egypt as extra reading.
The scientist published a monography outlining their groundbreaking research on climate change.
The library acquired a rare monography on the works of William Shakespeare.
