1. relating to or characterized by a single culture
2. involving the cultivation of a single crop
Usage: agriculture

Examples

• The small town had a monocultural population with little ethnic diversity.
• Critics argued that the monocultural curriculum failed to represent different perspectives.
• The region’s monocultural farming practices made it vulnerable to crop diseases.
• Large monocultural plantations replaced the traditional mixed farming systems.
• The company’s monocultural workplace lacked representation from minority groups.
• Monocultural societies may struggle to adapt to globalization.
• The monocultural corn fields stretched for miles across the prairie.