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| mon·o·lith [ mónnə lìth ] (plural mon·o·liths) |
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1. pillar of rock: a tall block of solid stone standing by itself, whether a natural rock feature or a stone column shaped and erected by somebody, e.g. as a monument
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2. something large and immovable: something massive and unchanging, especially a large and long-established organization that is slow to change, uniform in character, and difficult to deal with on a human level
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3. construction large block of building material: a large uniform block of a single building material such as concrete pieced together with others to form a building or other structure
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