monolithic
மோனோலித்திக்
definition
adjective
This section was conceived as having been carved out of a single monolithic block.
formed of a single large block of stone.
rejecting any move toward a monolithic European superstate
(of an organization or system) large, powerful, and intractably indivisible and uniform.
example
The west side of the building is nearly 'monolithic' , appearing impregnable, with ribbon windows and a sheer precipice of craggy stone.
The new galleries and studios are not Old-World museums which can be described as architectural wonders, or as 'monolithic' buildings that have a story behind them.
The vanguard is there already in the 'monolithic' casino that dominates the harbour area, where the ferries from Hong Kong disgorge their passengers.
It was still dark outside, though thin tendrils of light were warming the horizon, shining an eerie glow on the 'monolithic' buildings to the south.
The two approaches currently used for optical-component integration - hybrid and 'monolithic' - both display distinct limitations.
The different authors of the biographies seek to show that even within the tight confines of the 'monolithic' party the individual loyal Communists proved to be different from one another in many ways.
His commenters show the typically depressing blogger mindset of treating us journalists like a 'monolithic' social block that all behave the same way.
From the U.S. perspective, the concept of government-funded media has an air of propaganda and 'monolithic' ideology.
The motion is sensed by an accelerometer disposed within the device that is formed of a 'monolithic' integrated circuit chip.
The war memorial, an exquisite 'monolithic' stone pillar, was erected at this place in memory of the soldiers from the erstwhile Mysore state who laid down their lives in the war.
We have a 'monolithic' economy with very little vigour.
At the end of the path was a doorway, which led into one of the 'monolithic' buildings.
Here the caged stone is simply a uniform external layer, but its 'monolithic' appearance will be eventually transformed by vegetation implanted within it.
The French army was not a 'monolithic' organization.
Yes, my parents did own a reasonably large home, nothing 'monolithic' , but a shelter of fair fortune none the less.
This is an ancient place where the flat landscape is broken by huge 'monolithic' mountainous outcrops that silently remind you that this is how it's been for countless millennia.
However, such 'monolithic' , single-structure buildings are a symbol of the inefficient central bureaucracies of the past.
This section was conceived as having been carved out of a single 'monolithic' block.
For years the Dundee skyline was dominated by the 'monolithic' tower blocks of the Ardler housing estate.
It has also prevented historic palaces, forts, pavilions and gardens from being demolished and replaced with 'monolithic' , monothematic facilities.
The military's hardly a 'monolithic' organization, and you can always find someone in the service who didn't like one of his brothers in arms.
The phrase suggests a 'monolithic' entity with a single purpose.
Its application to electronics collected a number of well-known technologies to produce useful 'monolithic' circuits.
Mainstream scientists dare not disagree with the 'monolithic' block that is Darwinian orthodoxy.
Carved to represent Mt. Kailasa, the home of the god Shiva in the Himalayas, it is the largest 'monolithic' structure in the world, carved top-down from a single rock.
The ephemeral nature of Emmanuel's installation, which acts as a memorial, made a striking contrast with the 1970s 'monolithic' Monument.
It should be ugly, vast and 'monolithic' , crude after the bewitching vagaries of the old town, but instead is a streamlined example of aesthetic integration, beautiful in its own right.
Enormous 'monolithic' buildings, windowless and scaleless, were separated by vast boulevards.
The culture of the police - the values, norms, perspectives, and craft rules that inform their conduct - is neither 'monolithic' , universal nor unchanging.
It is no longer the 'monolithic' system based on large capital investment exemplified at its best by Hollywood in the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s.
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