monolith
/məˈnɒlɪθ/Definitions
1. noun
A single, massive stone block, often of great historical or cultural significance.
“The ancient monolith stood tall on the hill, a testament to the ingenuity of the long-lost civilization.”
2. noun
A large, imposing structure, often of monumental size, that serves as a symbol or monument.
“The grand government building was a monolith of power and authority in the city’s downtown area.”
3. noun
A large, imposing force or presence, often of a single entity or group.
“The corporation was a monolith in its industry, with a reputation for ruthless business tactics.”