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Free sign up"monolithic entity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is large, uniform, and indivisible. Example: The corporation was seen as a monolithic entity, with strict rules and regulations that dictated every aspect of its employees' lives.
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It is not one monolithic entity.
But too often, Islam is portrayed negatively, and as a monolithic entity.
As China's not the monolithic entity some would have, there's been a row going on with claim and counter-claim.
There are too many lazy, unexamined assumptions about Islam, which tends to be regarded as an amorphous, monolithic entity.
So why, then, does the mainstream fashion industry – be it the media, designers or international fashion houses – still reduce "African fashion" to a single, monolithic entity?
In the future, when people tell the story of pop's dying days as a monolithic entity, they might point to "Reputation" as one of its final chapters.
"It's pretty much always the case in science fiction that A.I. is this monolithic entity that is scheming to take over".
He points out that there is both folly and scientific partisanship in treating "cancer, a shape-shifting disease of colossal diversity," as "a single, monolithic entity".
The aged population is not a monolithic entity but a varied range of age groups with different needs, different levels of ability and independence.
In truth, journalism has never been a monolithic entity any more than journalists have formed a tightly defined or rigidly controlled profession.
The problem is that Israel isn't a monolithic entity; it contains all sorts of views on what that society should be.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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