monoglotism

[US]//mɒˈnɒɡ.lə.tɪz.əm//
[UK]//məˈnɑːɡ.lə.tɪz.əm//

Translation

n.the condition or practice of speaking or using only one language; monolingualism; an individual or community’s exclusive use of a single language, especially in contrast to bilingualism or multilingualism; the state of being monoglot; ability limited to one language

Phrases & Collocations

cultural monoglotism

linguistic monoglotism

monoglotism persists

monoglotism dominates

avoid monoglotism

reducing monoglotism

monoglotism reduced

monoglotisms spread

monoglotism increasing

challenging monoglotism

Example Sentences

monoglotism limits access to global research and cross-border collaboration.

schools should address monoglotism by expanding language programs and exchange opportunities.

corporate monoglotism can reduce market reach and weaken customer support abroad.

monoglotism persists in hiring practices when bilingual skills are undervalued.

community leaders challenged monoglotism through multilingual events and public signage.

policy debates about monoglotism often overlook the needs of immigrant families.

academic monoglotism discourages scholars from citing valuable work in other languages.

tourism suffers when monoglotism shapes services and excludes nonnative visitors.

digital monoglotism narrows online content and makes local voices harder to find.

media monoglotism can distort international stories by relying on a single language lens.

breaking monoglotism requires sustained investment in translation and interpretation services.

monoglotism in science communication can widen gaps between experts and diverse communities.

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