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But ahead were the naked granite mountains, rising out of erosion rubble and standing monolithic against the sky. (source)monolithic = imposing in size or solidity
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So exposed, that monolithic building, he thought.† (source)
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From here, the city looked abandoned, but I could somehow sense the masses huddling, hiding in the gray monolithic buildings that hunched shoulder to shoulder into the distance—a frozen desert between concrete towers.† (source)
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"Always," Dede affirms, used to this fixed, monolithic language around interviewers and mythologizers of her sisters.† (source)
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Then, in a clipping marked February 1, 1952: MILLIONAIRE EXEC TO SELL COLORADO INVESTMENTS Deal Made with California Investors on Overlook, Other Investments, Derwent Reveals By Rodney Conklin, Financial Editor In a terse communique yesterday from the Chicago offices of the monolithic Derwent Enterprises, it was revealed that millionaire (perhaps billionaire) Horace Derwent has sold out of Colorado in a stunning financial power play that will be completed by October 1, 1954.† (source)
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Arthritis had transformed her into a monolithic being.† (source)
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I find the monolithic nature of it disorienting.† (source)
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It was my way of escaping from the monolithic concrete world that surrounded us.† (source)
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The machines appeared pitifully inadequate compared with the monolithic mass of the city.† (source)
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Simkins stared up at the monolithic structure.† (source)
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The refugees, though, didn't think of themselves as a monolithic group.† (source)
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New England is not, by any stretch of the imagination, monolithic.† (source)
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He found Francisco the Man, like a monolithic chameleon, sitting in the midst of a circle of bystanders.† (source)
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There was a moment of silence as each in his and her own way thought of a man who had selflessly opposed a monolithic system that demanded the death of David Webb, who stood by the railing staring out at the darkened sea, somehow separated in mind and body from the others.† (source)
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She'd assumed that Muslims were a monolithic group, and that all Muslims were made of the same devout and unbending stock.† (source)
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Several works in progress stood on the easels and hung on the walls, large and meticulous drawings that made me think of dreams, familiar as if I'd just remembered them — troubling dreams of cityscapes, where human beings had shrunk beneath monolithic architecture or been consigned to old, abandoned buildings.† (source)
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