monoculus

[muh-nok-yuh-luhs]

monoculus Definition

• 1. having one eye
• 2. an animal with one eye

Using monoculus: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "monoculus" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The creature in the movie was a monoculus.

• Example

  The artist drew a monoculus to represent the cyclops in the story.

monoculus Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for monoculus

• cyclopean
• monocular
• one-eyed

Phrases with monoculus

• monoculus fish

  a type of fish with one eye that swims on its side

  Example

  The monoculus fish is a fascinating creature with unique adaptations.

• monoculus beetle

  a type of beetle with one eye in the center of its head

  Example

  The monoculus beetle is a rare sight in the insect world.

• monoculus monster

  a fictional monster with one eye, often depicted as a giant or a cyclops

  Example

  The game features a monoculus monster as the final boss.

Origins of monoculus

from Latin 'monoculus', from Greek 'monokolos', from 'monos' meaning 'single' and 'kolos' meaning 'stilt' or 'pillar'

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Summary: monoculus in Brief

The term 'monoculus' [muh-nok-yuh-luhs] refers to having one eye or an animal with one eye. It can be used as both an adjective and a noun, and synonyms include 'one-eyed,' 'cyclopean,' and 'monocular.' Examples include 'The creature in the movie was a monoculus,' and 'The artist drew a monoculus to represent the cyclops in the story.'