unipolar
/ʌnɪˈpoʊlər/Definitions
1. adjective
Having or characterized by a single pole or center of power or influence.
“The unipolar economic system of the 19th century allowed a single country to dominate global trade.”
2. noun
A system or situation in which a single entity or power dominates or has control over others.
“The rise of a unipolar world order has led to increased global instability.”
3. noun
A magnetic field or pole with only one pole.
“The unipolar magnet is used in various scientific experiments.”