one-model

adjective
UK /wʌn ˈmɒdl/
US /wʌn ˈmɑːdl/

Made to work in just one way or with just one thing.

The toy is a one-model car, so it only drives on its special track.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having only one design or version available.

The shop sells a one-model phone that comes in just one color.

3. Relying on a single example or pattern to explain something.

Their one-model idea of friendship didn't fit every situation.

4. Built around one central figure or system.

The game uses a one-model world where everyone follows the same rules.