monogony
/mɒnəˈɡɒni/Definitions
1. noun
a state or condition of being monogamous, or the practice or system of having only one mate or partner
“The anthropologist studied the prevalence of monogony in ancient cultures.”
2. noun
a theory or system that explains the origin of monogamy in humans or other animals
“The biologist proposed a new theory of monogony to explain the evolution of pair-bonding in birds.”