monadnock

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And the Monadnock is a historic landmark building with an Intelligentsia on the first floor.

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A hill or mountain standing isolated above a predominantly flat plain.

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noun

A hill or mountain standing isolated above a predominantly flat plain.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for monadnock.

noun

A hill or mountain standing isolated above a predominantly flat plain.

Example sentences

And the Monadnock is a historic landmark building with an Intelligentsia on the first floor.

Matasano has offices in the Monadnock building, at one time on the 18th floor of a 17 story building.

Our office is in fact a few floors up from the Intelligentsia in the Monadnock building.

Price is about 20% higher than the per-person cost of our first office in Chicago's Monadnock building, but our office didn't have the amenities.

Our offices are at Jackson and Federal, in the Monadnock building.

They mention the Monadnock Building, which has no steel skeleton.

If you're ever in Chicago, check out the Monadnock Building.

We have a 20-seat shared conference room in the Monadnock building which is very nice, but the auditorium-style space is much better suited to giving classes.

Intelligentsia in the main floor of the Monadnock Bldg.

Plus, an office in Monadnock is hardly bleak.

Hey guys:) I'm over in the Monadnock Region.

I was surprised to learn that a bunch of kids (15 or 16 year olds) used the road to bike from Boston's western edge to Mount Monadnock in New Hampshire (1), about 80 miles.

Quote examples

Sounds like Monadnock Valley from "The Fountainhead".

Monadnock Development is backing the project." [1].

The monadnock building in Chicago [0] partially answers your question: “ The Monadnock's final height was calculated to be the highest economically viable for a load-bearing wall design, requiring walls 6 feet (1.8 m) thick at the bottom and 18 inches (46 cm) thick at the top.

From the "Tales of interest!" files: A couple years ago, in our old office at the top of the Monadnock building, I'm working on code for a product we're doing while Vitaly is working on a pentest for a big Rails client, and, like, 5 other people in the office are working on 5 other things.

Proper noun examples

The difference would be even more stark if we had gotten an office in the Monadnock, where the company I'm leaving next week is.

Why these people (like the Monadnock) should be allowed to own such excessive pieces of land, which they are not using for living themselves or not using for any manufacturing activity?

I am not overly fond of the commute (i prefer to work from my home office) but I live close to the Metra station, it is a healthy walk to and from Monadnock, and I have internet access on the train, so that reduces the commute discomfort.