megalith
/mɛˈɡɑːlɪθ/Definitions
1. noun
A very large stone or stone monument, especially one of prehistoric origin, often used to construct a tomb or monument.
“The ancient temple was built using megaliths that weighed several tons each.”
2. noun
A large stone or rock formation, such as a rock outcrop, used as a landmark or monument.
“The hikers had to navigate around the megalith to continue on their journey.”
3. noun
A very large structure or entity, especially in an abstract or metaphorical sense.
“The corporation was a megalith in the industry, with thousands of employees and billions of dollars in revenue.”