Monoliths is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MONOLITHS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MONOLITH, a large single stone in form of monument, obelisk or column
• a large single upright block of stone, especially one shaped into or serving as a pillar or monument
• a very large and characterless building
• a large block of concrete sunk in water, e.g. in the building of a dock.
• a large, impersonal political, corporate, or social structure regarded as indivisible and slow to change
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large block of stone

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How to use MONOLITHS in a sentence

• The character of the monoliths in this canon is more remarkable even than those of the Garden of the Gods.
• The outer ring of monoliths encloses an inner one of blue stones about half their height.
• Gray-white or ochre-stained layers and monoliths shine like incandescent coals in the unmitigated radiance of the sun.
• It is one of the largest known monoliths, being forty-two feet in height and nearly five feet in diameter.
• As Egyptians, they built the Pyramids, and reared enormous monoliths, which remain as perfect now as they were when first completed, thirty centuries ago.
• The temples were mere stockades of wood, with rude blocks or monoliths to represent deities and altars.
• The hands which raised those huge monoliths must assuredly have been laid to rest almost within the touch of their shadow.
• He gave an audible sigh of relief when they were faced at last by two stone monoliths rising like pillars.
• It is probable that many monoliths and some old walls have fallen down from having been undermined by worms.
• Petersburg when these granite monoliths at once compelled a recantation.
• Each column represents so incredible an amount of labour as to make it evident that monoliths are luxuries in which only emperors can indulge.
• I love these monoliths, so crudely imprinted With their stalwart, cleanly, frugal lives.
• The huge policemen she saw at every turn, lordly and massive monoliths rising superbly above lesser humanity, filled her with the deepest respect and admiration.
• It denied several of the statements of the Nicene Creed, those monoliths upon which the new Europe was to be founded.
• At Umstow, some two miles from Cherrapunji by the cart road, stood two rows of fine monoliths, each row five in number, and standing on either side of the old bridle road.
• An incidental reference should, I think, be made to the interesting carved monoliths at Dimapur, regarding the meaning of which there has been so much doubt.
• It is only with the very greatest difficulty that it has been possible to obtain any intelligible information regarding the Khasi monoliths.
• Rome, as we have seen, possesses his grandest obelisk, which is at the same time the greatest of all extant monoliths.
• This ultimately led her to a spacious glade, in the centre of which stood a dozen or more rough monoliths of mossy gray and weather-worn stones, disposed in a circle.
• She strode across the lawns, and passing beyond the monoliths, marched like an invader up the narrow path between the radiant flower-beds.
• As soon as the coast was clear, Chaldea stole like a snake along the ground, through the high herbage of the garden, and beyond the circle of the mysterious monoliths.
• It came when the pair entered the cottage, for then Chaldea ran swiftly in a circle toward the monoliths, and crouched down behind one.
• The sight of the frowning monoliths, the gaunt, frozen trees and the snow-powdered earth, made the luxurious little man shiver.
• But as she passed beyond the monoliths, Lambert, in company with a policeman, made a sudden appearance and blocked her way of escape.

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