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Definition of monument
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Monument
(n.)
Something
which
stands,
or
remains,
to keep in
remembrance
what is past; a
memorial..
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Monumentally
::
Monumentally
(adv.)
By means of
monuments.
Mortuary
::
Mortuary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the dead; as,
mortuary
monuments..
Stone
::
Stone (n.) A
monument
to the dead; a
gravestone.
Mausoleum
::
Mausoleum
(n.) A
magnificent
tomb, or
stately
sepulchral
monument..
Obliterate
::
Obliterate
(v. t.) To wear out; to
remove
or
destroy
utterly
by any
means;
to
render
imperceptible;
as. to
obliterate
ideas;
to
obliterate
the
monuments
of
antiquity.
Tope
::
Tope (n.) A
moundlike
Buddhist
sepulcher,
or
memorial
monument,
often
erected
over a
Buddhist
relic..
Effigy
::
Effigy
(n.) The
image,
likeness,
or
representation
of a
person,
whether
a full
figure,
or a part; an
imitative
figure;
--
commonly
applied
to
sculptured
likenesses,
as those on
monuments,
or to those of the heads of
princes
on coins and
medals,
sometimes
applied
to
portraits..
Monolith
::
Monolith
(n.) A
single
stone,
especially
one of large size,
shaped
into a
pillar,
statue,
or
monument..
Lapidary
::
Lapidary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the art of
cutting
stones,
or
engraving
on
stones,
either
gems or
monuments;
as,
lapidary
ornamentation..
Monumental
::
Monumental
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
suitable
for, a
monument;
as, a
monumental
inscription..
Epitaph
::
Epitaph
(n.) A brief
writing
formed
as if to be
inscribed
on a
monument,
as that
concerning
Alexander:
Sufficit
huic
tumulus,
cui non
sufficeret
orbis..
Record
::
Record
(v. t.) That which
serves
to
perpetuate
a
knowledge
of acts or
events;
a
monument;
a
memorial.
Feroher
::
Feroher
(n.) A
symbol
of the solar
deity,
found on
monuments
exhumed
in
Babylon,
Nineveh,
etc..
Pillar
::
Pillar
(n.) The
general
and
popular
term for a firm,
upright,
insulated
support
for a
superstructure;
a pier,
column,
or post; also, a
column
or shaft not
supporting
a
superstructure,
as one
erected
for a
monument
or an
ornament..
Monument
::
Monument
(n.) A
building,
pillar,
stone,
or the like,
erected
to
preserve
the
remembrance
of a
person,
event,
action,
etc.; as, the
Washington
monument;
the
Bunker
Hill
monument.
Also, a tomb, with
memorial
inscriptions..
Archaeology
::
Archaeology
(n.) The
science
or study of
antiquities,
esp.
prehistoric
antiquities,
such as the
remains
of
buildings
or
monuments
of an early
epoch,
inscriptions,
implements,
and other
relics,
written
manuscripts,
etc..
Cartouch
::
Cartouch
(n.) An oval
figure
on
monuments,
and in
papyri,
containing
the name of a
sovereign..
Monument
::
Monument
(n.)
Something
which
stands,
or
remains,
to keep in
remembrance
what is past; a
memorial..
Cross
::
Cross (n.) A
monument
in the form of a
cross,
or
surmounted
by a
cross,
set up in a
public
place;
as, a
market
cross;
a
boundary
cross;
Charing
Cross in
London..
Vandal
::
Vandal
(n.) One of a
Teutonic
race,
formerly
dwelling
on the south shore of the
Baltic,
the most
barbarous
and
fierce
of the
northern
nations
that
plundered
Rome in the 5th
century,
notorious
for
destroying
the
monuments
of art and
literature..
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