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The floor was of large brown tiles, the beamed ceiling and the walls were whitewashed, and the huge, undecorated, cement fireplace was an achievement in massiveness and simplicity.

CHAPTER VIII 2010

The father remains in the background; his passive role, one of weight and massiveness, is presented by a special technique.

Nobel Prize in Literature 1937 - Presentation Speech 1937

The floor was of large brown tiles, the beamed ceiling and the walls were whitewashed, and the huge, undecorated, cement fireplace was an achievement in massiveness and simplicity.

The Little Lady of the Big House, by Jack London 1916

monolithic •\ˌmä-nə-ˈli-thik\• adjecitve 1. imposing in size or bulk or solidity 2. characterized by massiveness and rigidity and total uniformity

NYT > Home Page By THE LEARNING NETWORK 2012

< 74 > It seems to us that it is difficult to make this a distinguishing feature, as we have no means of knowing how much "massiveness" is required in a work to entitle it to be considered a work of the Mound Builders.

The Prehistoric World; or, Vanished races Emory Adams Allen

But do they really need to pretend this is somehow mandated by the "massiveness" of the game itself?

Slashdot: Games 2008

"Mortals' minds are too puny to comprehend their carbon-ceramic massiveness."

Supercar on Ice 2011

Mortals' minds are too puny to comprehend their carbon-ceramic massiveness.

The Coolest Ferrari Ever—Drive Carefully Dan Neil 2011

Its massiveness and rich gilding are the only thing that can stand out in the vast space, while there are quite a few moments of subtlety, such as the Comper-like fan-vaults that crown the vast structure.

The Lost Reredos of St. John the Divine 2009

Buffett has called the gathering the “Woodstock of Capitalism,” nicely evoking both the massiveness of the crowd and the blissed-out vibe that pervades it.

Warren Buffett's Mistake: How The Saint Of Capitalism Damaged His Reputation 2011