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Meaning of monolithic
The primary meaning of the word "monolithic" refers to something that is formed of a single large block of material, or unified and unchanging.
Etymology of monolithic
The word "monolithic" has its roots in the Greek words "monos" meaning alone, and "lithos" meaning stone, with the suffix "-ic" added to form an adjective.
The term originated in the mid-19th century to describe structures or objects made from a single large block of stone, and later expanded to include figurative uses describing unified or unchanging entities.
Synonyms
uniform
solid
massive
imposing
monumental
gigantic
enormous
huge
colossal
mammoth
gigantic
towering
lofty
unified
cohesive
consistent
homogeneous
undivided
unbroken
uninterrupted
solidified
consolidated
unified
coherent
compact
dense
heavy
bulky
weighty
cumbersome
unwieldy
unyielding
rigid
inflexible
unshakeable
impregnable
formidable
imposing
impressive
grandiose
majestic
stupendous
breathtaking
awe-inspiring
Definitions
- The word "monolithic" is defined by Oxford Languages as:
- * Formed of a single large block of material, especially stone.
- * (Of a structure or organization) unified and unchanging.
- * (Of a person's character or attitude) uncompromising and unyielding.
Usage Examples
- The monument was a monolithic structure made from a single block of granite.
- * The company's monolithic culture made it difficult for new employees to adapt.
- * The politician's monolithic stance on the issue made it hard to find common ground with opponents.
Antonyms
diverse
varied
multiple
fragmented
divided
broken
interrupted
disconnected
incoherent
inconsistent
heterogeneous
disjointed
scattered
dispersed
dissimilar
unlike
different
separate
distinct
unrelated
unconnected
loose
fragile
brittle
weak
yielding
flexible
pliable
adaptable
compromising