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monomorphic
This term is primarily used in technical and scientific registers, specifically within biology and computer science. It carries a neutral, descriptive tone and is rarely used in casual conversation. In biological contexts, it describes a lack of variation, often contrasting with polymorphic species where multiple forms exist simultaneously.
In the context of programming and type theory, the term describes a strict limitation to one type. This stands in direct opposition to polymorphic functions, which can operate on various data types. Because it is a technical adjective, it does not have a common noun form or colloquial application.
Meanings
Having a single, uniform form or structure, particularly when referring to a lack of distinct variation between different groups or sexes within a species.
Examples
The species is monomorphic because males and females look identical.
I wonder if this organism is truly monomorphic or if I just missed the larval stage.
The researcher described the population as monomorphic in terms of its physical traits.
The researcher described the population as monomorphic in terms of its physical traits.
This function is monomorphic and only accepts integers.
We need to change this monomorphic type to a generic one to support multiple data formats.
The crystal structure remained monomorphic despite the increase in temperature.
Is the protein monomorphic across all tested samples?
The ancient fossils suggest the creature was monomorphic throughout its life.