Monolith

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What Does Monolith Mean?

  • 巨石
  • 单体建筑
  • 独石

Monolith Pronunciation

/ˈmɒn.ə.lɪθ/

Monolith Definition

noun

Definition

A large and impersonal political, corporate, or social structure.

In ZH

一个庞大且无情的政治、公司或社会结构。

How to Use Monolith in a Sentence

  • The company grew into a monolith after acquiring several smaller firms.
  • Many people see the government as a monolith that does not listen to its citizens.
  • The monolith of bureaucracy can be frustrating for those seeking quick solutions.
  • In the desert stood a towering monolith, attracting tourists from all over the world.
  • The monolith of tradition often clashes with modern ideas.
noun

Definition

A large stone that has been shaped for use as a monument or building.

In ZH

一个已经被雕刻成雕像或建筑的巨大石头。

How to Use Monolith in a Sentence

  • The ancient monolith was a site of pilgrimage for centuries.
  • Archaeologists discovered a monolith in the ruins of the old city.
  • The artist crafted a monolith that became the centerpiece of the exhibition.
  • Standing next to the monolith, I felt a deep connection to history.
  • The sculptor worked for years to create a stunning monolith from a single block of granite.

Synonyms for Monolith