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Monad has the following components.

1. a and m a which converted from a by a Functor
2. a -> m b arrow and a way to change m m to m
3. composition of arrows

If there is a structure that has 1,2 regardless of composition, can I say it's Monadic?

Sure, If a structure has 1 and 2, It can be composed. but It doesn't have to be concerned or not?

edited:

I thought that associativity, Identity are about composition. If a structure has all exactly, It's just a Monad. My Question is about "Monadic". the most important factor of Monad is mu(join), so if a structure has only mu, Could it be a Monadic thing roughly ?

or Monadic is just an adjective for Monad.
"Monadic" thing means that It's a factor of a Monad.
Monadic structure of a Monad
Monadic type m a of a Monad,
Monadic arrow a -> m b of a Monad,
Monadic compostion >=> of a Monad
...

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