From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics:, monolith mon‧o‧lith / ˈmɒnəlɪθ $ ˈmɑː- / noun countable 1 PG CONTROL a large that cannot change quickly and does not consider the ideas or of the people it It is misleading to see the legal system as a monolith. 2 RF AA a large of, especially one that was put in place in times, possibly for Examples from the Corpus monolith. Women, of course, are not a monolith, any more than men are. Luisenlund Age monoliths and the of Ekkodal. old like the No-Tel are making way for the monoliths of world-wide. The Dunbar was a and chocolate-colored monolith on 42nd Street. the of the monolith in.

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My are in the face of the monolith where I work. The great monolith of my. On the other side of the stood a line of eight irregularly monoliths. The eye-catcher about the Plomosas is the monolith of Black Mesa. Over to your right in the, half-hidden by a of land, is a broken of stone monoliths. Origin monolith (1800-1900 ) French monolithe, from Latin, from Greek, from mono- ( → ) + lithos “stone ”.