monolith in Irish
monolith in Irish is allait, monailit — monolith means a single large block of stone, or something built from one, especially a large standing structure or monument.
monolith in Irish
allait
monailit
What does "monolith" mean?
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noun A single large block of stone, or something built from one, especially a large standing structure or monument.
"Ancient monoliths still stand at the edge of the field."
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noun Something viewed as a single, massive, unchanging whole, especially an organization or system.
"The company was once seen as an unshakeable monolith of the industry."
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monolith in a sentence
- Ancient monoliths still stand at the edge of the field.
- The company was once seen as an unshakeable monolith of the industry.
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What is "monolith" in Irish?
"monolith" in Irish is allait, monailit. monolith means: A single large block of stone, or something built from one, especially a large standing structure or monument.
How do you use "monolith" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient monoliths still stand at the edge of the field." In Irish, "monolith" is allait, monailit.
Are there other ways to say "monolith" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "monolith": allait, monailit.
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