Megalith Definition

mĕgə-lĭth
megaliths
noun
megaliths
A huge stone, esp. one used in Neolithic monuments or in the construction work of ancient peoples.
Webster's New World
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Noun

Singular:
megalith
Plural:
megaliths

Origin of Megalith

  • From mega- +"Ž -lith.

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Megalith Sentence Examples

  • The ancient megalith pulsed with power older than that of her father's.

  • The largest megalith is 23ft (7m) high and weighs about 20 tons.

  • And the main course every day is called the megalith, after the huge stones which form the Avebury circle.

  • Bronze Age village found with buried megalith A complete Middle Bronze Age village has been excavated in Essex.

  • Long Meg was a tall sandstone megalith and the daughters were granite boulders forming the circle.

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Words Starting With

MMEMEG

Words Ending With

HTHITH

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