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union The lighting of just one candles from the two other candles symbolized the union of these two young adults.

act of combining separate items into one UNION act of combining separate items into one (noun)

unique Sometimes it’s good to be like others and other times it’s good to be unique.

UNIQUE one of a kind (adjective)

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir sang in unison.

UNISON sung with one voice (noun)

Bert suffers from monophobia and will not leave Ernie’s side.

MONOPHOBIA fear of being alone (noun)

monolith The monolith was just one of the many things that interested the visitors to the museum.

one single , large stone or monument MONOLITH one single , large stone or monument (noun)

monotone The choir director asked Ben Stein to sing the bass to this song because he speaks in a monotone voice.

having one sound or tone MONOTONE having one sound or tone (adjective or noun)

monopoly The people of Boston were upset that they could only buy tea from the East India Company. This monopoly led to the Boston Tea Party

control of sales by one person or company MONOPOLY control of sales by one person or company (noun)

monastery The Franciscan monks living in the monastery spend most of their time in prayer.

religious house where one goes to be alone, away from the world MONASTERY religious house where one goes to be alone, away from the world (noun)

monocle I have trouble reading so instead of wearing contacts I use my monocle.

MONOCLE an eyeglass for one eye (noun)

monogamy Most countries and religions practice monogamy but in some cultures men may have many wives.

MONOGAMY having one spouse (noun)