Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
monadic
Adjective
/məˈnædɪk/

Definition
Relating to a unit or a single element in a system or structure.

Examples
- In programming, a monadic approach can simplify handling sequences of operations.
- The monadic nature of certain mathematical structures allows for unique properties and transformations.

Meaning
The term ‘monadic’ often refers to an entity that is complete in itself or a concept in a singular state.

Synonyms
- Single
- Unitary
- Isolated