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monograph definition
mono·graph (män′ə graf′)
Related Forms:
- monographic mon′o·graph′ic adjective
Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2005 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
monograph Usage Examples
Preposition: on
- fragrance: Opdyke, D. ( 1974 ) Monographs on fragrance raw materials.
Converse of object
- entitle: The award will enable him to complete a monograph entitled Controversial Characters.
Adjective modifier
- scholarly: The thesis must be a scholarly monograph dealing mainly with a Canadian topic.
Modifies a noun
- series: To be published by English Heritage in their monograph series.
Noun used with modifier
- full-text: Published in November 1997, the executive summary is in HTML and the full-text monograph is in PDF which requires Adobe Acrobat Reader ).
Preposition: of
- genus: For this reason, taxonomic monographs of these genera are a key focus of our research.
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