Definition of "single-line" [single-line]

• An autonomous Christian church established in Armenia in the fourth century A.D. It differs from other Eastern churches in professing a form of Monophysitism. (noun)

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• "His advocacy, along with that of such poets as Marlene Mountain and Janice Bostok, of single-line haiku in English has initiated renewed interest in this form following its rare usage during the 20th century."
• "Perhaps one of the most secretive films of the summer, all that we know about it is the single-line description of plot which has been released: “A contemporary science fiction action thriller set within the architecture of the mind.”"
• "Although the single-line method may be faster, Mr. Hammack says customers generally prefer to "jockey for position" in separate lines."