monolith|monoliths in English

noun

[mon·o·lith || 'mɑnəʊlɪθ /'mɒ-]

stone column, great stone, stone monument

Use "monolith|monoliths" in a sentence

1. The Monolith.

2. Smaller length of monolith and larger channel width decrease the regeneration time of the whole monolith .

3. [Program Writeup] Bastardizing the Monolith

4. Archived [Program Writeup] Bastardizing the Monolith

5. The great monolith of my ambition.

6. Carbon monoliths for adsorption refrigeration and heating applications

7. The Monolith was just one option, though.

8. NASA was always curious about the Monolith.

9. Amongst Monoliths by Algos, released 26 September 2016 1

10. One source describes this monolith as “enigmatic and fascinating.”

11. 2 Luisenlund Bronze Age monoliths and the rift valley of Ekkodal.

12. But there, behind that gaudy, fantastical temple stood a line of monoliths.

13. Luisenlund Bronze Age monoliths and the rift valley of Ekkodal.

14. Acidic gas or water can also ruin the monolith.

15. View of the mosaiced ceiling resting on monolith columns.

16. These five stones were extracted from the monolith centuries ago.

17. The monolith, he suggested, was doomed by the tides of history.

18. 4 But there, behind that gaudy, fantastical temple stood a line of monoliths.

19. The kind of waiting, of a monolith, that wears out time.

20. It is misleading to see the legal system as a monolith.

21. Women, of course, are not a monolith, any more than men are.

22. It's still a monolith in its own right that deservesba closer look.

23. The imposing monolith of totalitarian states often obscures their latent weaknesses.

24. On the other side of the gorge stood a line of eight irregularly shaped monoliths.

25. Monolith Innovations, as a domain name server, was popular in the mid-1990s.