Synonyms for monolith
ˈmɒn ə lɪθmono·lith

Princeton's WordNet

1. monolithnoun

   a single great stone (often in the form of a column or obelisk)

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1. List of paraphrases for "monolith":

   monument, colossus

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1. List of known nicknames for "Monolith":

   Eric van Wonterghem, Wonterghem, Eric, van

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1. Brencia Berry:

   We recognize that voters of colors are not a monolith, and to do real outreach we have to ensure we are talking to people in a way that makes them feel heard and seen.

2. Stephanie Cho:

   Asian Americans vote. Asian Americans care about the elections here, asian Americans are not a monolith. I think that there was always a myth that Asian Americans care more about what was happening in their home countries than the elections in the US.

3. Horace Cooper:

   While it's more centrist than the nation at large, increasingly there is a working-class Black vote, a Black male vote (reflecting a growing gender-gap) and a Black evangelical vote.These subsets are increasingly acting and voting the way that their white counterparts do, when combined with the centrism of Blacks, the monolith of 90% of Blacks voting the same way that we saw in 2008 is over. In fact, every year since then the vote has split more and more. This change is largely a function of the disdain that Blacks have for the progressive agenda.

4. Bianca Recto:

   It's Bernie's message that resonates to the economic hardships of people and not treating constituencies as if they're a monolith, as if they're a one-issue voter.

5. Jamaal Grant:

   Blackness is not a monolith, it’s important to have a variety of people in front of kids just because it expands their view. A lot of times in inner cities, it’s easy for their world to become small.