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monumental
[ mon-yuh-men-tl ]
monumental
/ ˌmɒnjʊˈmɛntəl /
adjective
- like a monument, esp in large size, endurance, or importance
a monumental work of art
- of, relating to, or being a monument
- informal.(intensifier)
monumental stupidity
Derived Forms
- ˌmonumenˈtality, noun
- ˌmonuˈmentally, adverb
Other Word Forms
- monu·mental·ism noun
- monu·men·tali·ty noun
- monu·mental·ly adverb
- premon·u·mental adjective
- unmon·u·mental adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of monumental1
Example Sentences
And right now, millions of Americans are facing monumental financial uncertainty, heightening the odds that some of them get stuck in the cycle.
The couple’s day-to-day concerns draw us in, Lennon’s fear of being deported as monumental as Ono’s custody battle for her daughter Kyoko from a previous marriage.
Yoon, a former prosecutor, chose to defend himself in court, a move that many consider a monumental mistake.
It would take a monumental effort for Sun to appear back in a U.S. courtroom, said one expert familiar with the extradition process.
“This action would create a monumental disruption in the progress we are making and runs the serious risk of worsening our homelessness crisis, not ending it,” they wrote.
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