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Monumental
Monumental Mon`u*men"tal, a. [L. monumentalis: cf. F.
monumental.]
1. Of, pertaining to, or suitable for, a monument; as, a
monumental inscription.
2. Serving as a monument; memorial; preserving memory. ``Of
pine, or monumental oak.' --Milton.
A work outlasting monumental brass. --Pope.
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Monumental may
refer to: In the
manner of a
monument Monumental Island, Nunavut,
Canada Monumental Island...
- A
monumental inscription is an inscription,
typically carved in stone, on a
grave marker, cenotaph,
memorial plaque,
church monument or
other memorial...
-
Estadio Mâs
Monumental, po****rly
known as
River Plate Stadium,
Monumental de Núñez, or
simply El
Monumental, is a
stadium in
Buenos Aires, Argentina....
- The
Plaza de
Toros Monumental de Barcelona,
often known simply as La
Monumental (Catalan pronunciation: [lə munumənˈtal]), is a
bullring in the city of...
-
Monumental Sports &
Entertainment (MSE) is an
American sports and
venue management company founded by Ted
Leonsis in June 2010.
Monumental owns and operates...
- the name of
Estadio Monumental (
Monumental Stadium) in
different Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries:
Estadio Mâs
Monumental in
Buenos Aires, Argentina...
- A
monumental br**** is a type of
engraved sepulchral memorial once
found through Western Europe,
which in the 13th
century began to
partially take the place...
- An
effigy is a
sculptural representation,
often life-size, of a
specific person or a
prototypical figure. The term is
mostly used for the
makeshift dummies...
- The
Monumental Axis (Portuguese: Eixo
Monumental) is the
central and main
avenue in Brasília's city design. The
avenue begins on the
National Congress...
-
Monumentalism defines the
architectural tendencies that
during the
first half of the
twentieth century had as
their essential canon the
inspiration and...
