Definition

A detailed written work that focuses on a specific topic or subject, often used in academic or scholarly contexts.

Example

The researcher published a monograph on the effects of climate change on local ecosystems.

Conversation

Have you ever read a monograph on ancient civilizations?

No, I haven't, but I've heard they can be really detailed.

Yeah, they usually focus on a specific topic in depth.

Sounds interesting! I should check one out sometime.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A detailed written study or report on a specific subject, often based on original research.

Example

She decided to monograph her findings on climate change.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I heard you're planning to monograph your research findings.

Yeah, I think it will help me clarify my thoughts on the topic.

That sounds like a great idea! What will you focus on in the monograph?

Root Explanation

Monograph → It is formed from "mono-" (from Greek "monos", meaning single or alone) and "graph" (from Greek "grapho", meaning to write). The word "monograph" refers to a written work that focuses on a single subject or topic.

Memory Tip

Think of 'single' ('mono-') and 'writing' ('graph') to remember that a monograph is a written work about one specific subject.

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