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Definition of monolithic : Of or pertaining to a monolith; consisting of a single stone.

Synonyms:

large, monumental, unvaried, massive, big

basic, innocent, blameless, angelic, primal, pure, aboriginal, honorable, faultless, primary, undiluted, purebred, basal, guiltless, elemental, unadulterated, spotless, uncluttered, indivisible, unsullied, undefiled, unblemished, elementary, sinless, fundamental, simon-pure, stainless, irreducible, prime, nascent, essential, austere, clear, stark, unadorned, white, unalloyed, virtuous, chaste, bare, decent, clean, atomic, untarnished, untainted, plain, immaculate, formative, foundational, simple

inflexible, firm, unyielding, of one sort

level, unvarying, steady, regular, undifferentiated, even, alike, same, homogeneous, assonant, seamless, consonant, indistinguishable, consistent, undeviating, undiversified, uniform, equable, unbroken, like, invariable

cohesive, solid, congruous, undivided, united, coherent, coincident, integral, single, unified, intact, entire, integrated, complete, congruent, holistic

indefatigable, connected, monotonous, everlasting, featureless, unchangeable, robot-like, recurrent, unchanging, ceaseless, unremitting, constant, endless, unceasing, continuing, undying, continuous, nonstop, straight, consecutive, perennial, continual, repetitive, flat, unending, incessant, interminable, gapless, un-intermittent, habitual, repeated, cyclical, perpetual, sequential, persistent, lasting

Usage examples:

• They have even abandoned their monolithic church and erected in its place an unsightly modern building. - "Castles and Cave Dwellings of Europe", Sabine Baring-Gould.
• Do not be deceived by the strong face, the look of monolithic power that the communist dictators wear before the outside world. - "Complete State of the Union Addresses from 1790 to the Present", Various.
• Nor is there any mention in Saxon plant lore of the use of sorbus aucuparia, which the Druids planted near their monolithic circles as protection against unseen powers of darkness. - "The Old English Herbals", Eleanour Sinclair Rohde.