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Meanings of monumental in English

Imposing in size or bulk or solidity.

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Structure.

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Monumental.

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Usage of monumental in English
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But the reality remains that corruption is a monumental problem in Nigeria.
The Guardian
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And with those simple yet monumental words, his past and present merged.
Patrick's destiny
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It was a monumental moment for me because it gave me hope.
The Guardian
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TODAY marks a monumental threshold in the history of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin.
News.com.au
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Last year I decided to make a monumental change in my life.
Climbing Magazine
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Employment discrimination in 30-plus states is monumental for families trying to survive.
The Guardian
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Upon the sea, a succession of monumental waves advanced towards the shore.
Forge of Darkness
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The former bishop of Galway, Michael Browne, was given to monumental ways.
The Irish Times
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He was a monumental reason for their success in their greatest era.
The Guardian
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It has a monumental impact on the school, roads and the environment.
The Guardian
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There is no other such monumental plain as this in the world.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 01, No. 02, December, 1857 / A Maga...
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Decades later, a vast monumental square has risen on the same space.
The South African
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And doing so, as you might expect, is a truly monumental task.
Wired
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Two years after a monumental comeback on the same stage, the No.
Reuters
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Click here to see how my monumental error has affected the rankings.
News.com.au
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Long through the night, he'd acted on matters both monumental and mundane.
Wizardborn
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Ireland
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