Definition: In the Bible, antipolygamy refers to a couple's marriage being made up of only one person rather than two. It's used metaphorically in Genesis 2:18 where God tells Adam that he must not marry any other woman because there are "two things in the earth, blood and seed," meaning they should be physically related or union. The term is most commonly associated with polygamy, a practice where more than one person marries at a time, but it has also been used for antipolygamy to describe marriage arrangements that may not involve any unions.
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