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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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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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But it was straight ahead, to the east, through the archway, that Langdon could now see the monolithic Renaissance palace that had become the most famous art museum in the world.† (source)
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I find the monolithic nature of it disorienting.† (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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So exposed, that monolithic building, he thought.† (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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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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He found Francisco the Man, like a monolithic chameleon, sitting in the midst of a circle of bystanders.† (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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It cut between monolithic slabs of ancient granite, gray and time-polished and tall.† (source)
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"What do you think of our little home?" asked Rasmussen, gesturing at the looming monolithic structure.† (source)
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The machines appeared pitifully inadequate compared with the monolithic mass of the city.† (source)
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