Wiktionary
a. Of one cell; unicellular.
Usage examples of "monocellular".
Sirius IX, or the aquatic monocellular intelligences of the perky little seventh planet of Aldebaran B, or whatever-the-fuck-else-civilizations the sci-fi writers like to imagine.
Spot is a simple amoeboid monocellular creature, not as tough as a virus or even a bacterium.
As far as we can tell from the residue, they were filled with water and a type of monocellular algae.
You can also see that there is a line from these monocellular organisms to the vegetable kingdom.
After aeons of time, one of these monocellular organisms connected with a more complicated multicel-lular organism.
Not long ago, on the first sterile sea planet where Jess had distributed the living water beings, there had not been even the rudiments of monocellular life.
She had seemed made of monocellular cord and steel when he had first known her as a commander of her Resistance Group on Harmony.