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monocularity
This term is primarily used in clinical, biological, and optical contexts to describe a specific physiological or technical state. In a medical sense, it refers to the lack of binocular vision, which directly impacts depth perception and the ability to triangulate distance. It carries a neutral, descriptive tone rather than a pejorative one.
In technical optics, the term describes the structural limitation of a system using a single aperture. Because it describes an abstract state or a specific condition of being, it is treated as an uncountable noun and does not typically take a plural form in professional discourse.