one-kind

adjective
UK /wʌn kaɪnd/
US /wʌn kaɪnd/

Being all the same type.

The box has one-kind toys, all red cars.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Made of only one single sort of thing.

The garden is one-kind, filled only with roses.

3. Not mixed with anything different.

Her art uses one-kind colors, just blues.

4. Belonging to a single group or family.

The team is one-kind, all from the same school.

5. Showing no variety.

The menu was one-kind, only pizza every day.