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like the Rock of Gibraltar
adjective as in constant
Strong matches
Example Sentences
As I went from San Diego off to Morro Bay California, Central California, that day, as you’re driving in Morro Bay there is this very large rock that almost looks like the Rock of Gibraltar kind of to the entrance of the bay.
“The Lannisters aren’t there yet, but Casterly Rock is certainly there; it’s like the Rock of Gibraltar,” he said.
“The Lannisters aren’t there yet, but Castlery Rock is certainly there; it’s like the Rock of Gibraltar,” he said.
That makes the rest of the AFC North look like the Rock of Gibraltar, with Ben Roethlisberger in Pittsburgh, Joe Flacco in Baltimore and Andy Dalton in Cincinnati.
He knew the folly of weak money; the Singapore dollar looks like the Rock of Gibraltar compared with most currencies—including the U.S. dollar, most of the time.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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