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Definition of monument
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Monument
(n.) A stone or other
permanent
object,
serving
to
indicate
a limit or to mark a
boundary..
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Mark
::
Mark (v. t.) To be a mark upon; to
designate;
to
indicate;
-- used
literally
and
figuratively;
as, this
monument
marks the spot where Wolfe died; his
courage
and
energy
marked
him for a
leader..
Monument
::
Monument
(n.) A
saying,
deed, or
example,
worthy
of
record..
Stele
::
Stela (n.) A small
column
or
pillar,
used as a
monument,
milestone,
etc..
Antiquary
::
Antiquary
(n.) One
devoted
to the study of
ancient
times
through
their
relics,
as
inscriptions,
monuments,
remains
of
ancient
habitations,
statues,
coins,
manuscripts,
etc.; one who
searches
for and
studies
the
relics
of
antiquity..
Deface
::
Deface
(v. t.) To
destroy
or mar the face or
external
appearance
of; to
disfigure;
to
injure,
spoil,
or mar, by
effacing
or
obliterating
important
features
or
portions
of; as, to
deface
a
monument;
to
deface
an
edifice;
to
deface
writing;
to
deface
a note, deed, or bond; to
deface
a
record..
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.)
Something
which
stands,
or
remains,
to keep in
remembrance
what is past; a
memorial..
Stone
::
Stone (n.) A
monument
to the dead; a
gravestone.
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..
Monumentally
::
Monumentally
(adv.)
By way of
memorial.
Feroher
::
Feroher
(n.) A
symbol
of the solar
deity,
found on
monuments
exhumed
in
Babylon,
Nineveh,
etc..
Sacellum
::
Sacellum
(n.) A small
monumental
chapel
in a
church.
Monument
::
Monument
(n.) A stone or other
permanent
object,
serving
to
indicate
a limit or to mark a
boundary..
Shaft
::
Shaft (n.) A
column,
an
obelisk,
or other
spire-shaped
or
columnar
monument..
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..
Lotus
::
Lotus (n.) A name of
several
kinds of water
lilies;
as
Nelumbium
speciosum,
used in
religious
ceremonies,
anciently
in
Egypt,
and to this day in Asia;
Nelumbium
luteum,
the
American
lotus;
and
Nymphaea
Lotus and N.
caerulea,
the
respectively
white-flowered
and
blue-flowered
lotus of
modern
Egypt,
which,
with
Nelumbium
speciosum,
are
figured
on its
ancient
monuments..
Mausolean
::
Mausolean
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
mausoleum;
monumental.
Mortuary
::
Mortuary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the dead; as,
mortuary
monuments..
Antiquity
::
Antiquity
(n.) A relic or
monument
of
ancient
times;
as, a coin, a
statue,
etc.; an
ancient
institution.
[In this
sense,
usually
in the
plural.].
Cairn
::
Cairn (n.) A
rounded
or
conical
heap of
stones
erected
by early
inhabitants
of the
British
Isles,
apparently
as a
sepulchral
monument..
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