House
Monument
Monument noun - A shaped stone laid over or erected near a grave and usually bearing an inscription to identify and preserve the memory of the deceased.
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Synonyms for Monument
House and monument are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "House" instead a noun "Monument".
Nearby Words: monumental, monumentally
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There are still freestanding wooden house support beams, identifiable cars (that explode), glass soda bottles that still have potable liquid in them, and a standing Washington monument.
Source: Ragnarok-Proofing -
Mr Plinkett wasn't really dead (it was his twin brother who had assumed his identity who died from eating greasy hamburgers) and his house gets rebuilt by the city as part of his settlement for their destroying an historic monument (which his house was, somehow).
Source: Web Video / Half in the Bag - When in Sydney, always make sure that Australia's most famous monument, the Opera House, is in frame.
Source: National Stereo Types / Oceania
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