monocleid

/məˈnɒksleɪd/

Definitions

1. noun

A rare or obsolete term for something that is single or consisting of a single part.

“The monocleid lens was a unique feature of the antique camera.”

2. adjective

Having or consisting of a single part; monoclinous.

“The monocleid leaves of the plant were a key characteristic in the botanical classification.”

Synonyms

  • monoclinous
  • unifloral

Antonyms

  • multifloral
  • polyclad