Definition

A type of yarn made from a single strand of material, often used in fishing lines and textiles.

Example

The fisherman preferred using monofil for its strength and flexibility.

Conversation

Have you ever tried using a monofil for your fishing line?

No, I haven't, but I've heard they are pretty strong.

Yeah, they are! I think a monofil would really improve your catch rate.

I'll definitely look into it — thanks for the tip!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Monofil is formed from "mono-" (meaning one) and "fil" (from Latin "filum", meaning thread). The word refers to a single thread or fiber, emphasizing its singularity.

Memory Tip

Think of 'mono-' meaning one, and 'fil' referring to thread — this helps you remember that monofil means a single thread.

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