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monolith

[mon-uh-lith] / ˈmɒn ə lɪθ /


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If the fish-trap hypothesis is the right one, then the lines of protruding monoliths would have also supported a "net" made of sticks and branches to catch fish as the tide retreated.

From BBC

On one of the busiest tourist streets in the heart of Scotland's historic capital sits a monolith of scaffolding.

From BBC

Latino voters are not a monolith; there are regional and cultural differences.

From Salon

It should go without saying, Latino voters are not a monolith.

From Los Angeles Times

But Mennonites are not a monolith, she said, and many have embraced vaccinations.

From BBC