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Definition
something very important
or:
something easily recognized (such as a monument, building, or geographic feature) — especially one that helps one to know where she is; or that is a tourist destination
or:
something easily recognized (such as a monument, building, or geographic feature) — especially one that helps one to know where she is; or that is a tourist destination
- Herold spotted a familiar-looking landmark: Blossom Point, at the mouth of a creek that ran north.p. 149.1
- As he continued east on F, he approached two of Washington's greatest landmarks: to the left, the huge marble Patent Office.p. 61.9
There are no more uses of "landmark" in Chasing Lincoln's Killer.
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