Pronunciation: /mɑnəˈlɪθɪk/
adjective characterized by massiveness and rigidity; massive and uniform in structure or character
A1 The monolithic statue was very tall and made of one solid piece of stone.
A2 The monolithic building stood out in the city skyline with its sheer size and uniform appearance.
B1 The monolithic government structure made it difficult for citizens to have their voices heard.
B2 The monolithic corporation dominated the market with its massive size and influence.
C1 The monolithic power of the dictatorship stifled any opposition and dissent.
C2 The monolithic nature of the organization's hierarchy made it resistant to change and innovation.
formal The monolithic structure stood tall against the skyline, a testament to the architect's vision.
informal That monolithic building is so huge, it's hard to miss!
slang The monolithic task of cleaning my room seems impossible right now.
figurative His monolithic ego overshadowed any chance of a productive conversation.
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