Pronunciation

/ˈmɒnjəmənt/

Definitions

• Noun (n): A statue, building, or other structure established to commemorate a notable person or event. It often serves as a permanent reminder or tribute. Example: “The Washington Monument stands tall in the nation’s capital to honor George Washington.”

Example Sentence:

• “The newly erected monument honors the fallen soldiers who fought for our country.”

Phrases:

• “A monument to something/someone”: referring to something that serves as a significant representation or纪念 of a particular quality, achievement, or person. Example: “This library is a monument to his lifelong dedication to learning.”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The ancient monument has stood witness to centuries of history.”
• “They placed a plaque on the monument detailing its historical significance.”

Synonyms

• Memorial
• Statue
• Obelisk
• Shrine
• Commemoration
• Edifice
• Landmark
• Tribute

Additional Meanings

• Noun: Something that serves as a lasting evidence or symbol of a quality, event, or idea. Example: “His work became a monument to human ingenuity.”

Example Sentence:

• “Her tireless efforts in conservation have made her a living monument to environmental activism.”

Phrases with ‘monument’

• “A monumental task”: Referring to a very large, difficult, or significant undertaking. Example: “Rebuilding the city after the disaster was a monumental task.”
• “Monumental mistake”: An error of great magnitude or consequence. Example: “Failing to anticipate market trends turned out to be a monumental mistake for the company.”