Words That Start With M
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WORDS THAT START WITH M
BY NEHA SHARMA
MISGIVINGS
A plural noun
Definition: Feelings of doubt or concern.
Etymology: Misgiving came from misgive. The prefix is mis- which means badly and the verb is give which means to hand over.
Definition: Feelings of doubt or concern.
Etymology: Misgiving came from misgive. The prefix is mis- which means badly and the verb is give which means to hand over.
Momentum
An adjective
Definition: Showing great concern for details; extremely careful or precise.
Etymology: Meticulous comes from the Latin word metīculōsus. Originally meaning fearful because of the Latin word metus which means fearful.
Definition: Showing great concern for details; extremely careful or precise.
Etymology: Meticulous comes from the Latin word metīculōsus. Originally meaning fearful because of the Latin word metus which means fearful.
MONOTONOUS
Adjective
Definition: Dull because of always being the same.
Etymology: Monotonous comes from the Greek word monotonus. The Greek word is a compound word made of monos meaning single and tonos meaning pitch or key.
Definition: Dull because of always being the same.
Etymology: Monotonous comes from the Greek word monotonus. The Greek word is a compound word made of monos meaning single and tonos meaning pitch or key.
MULTITUDE
Noun
Definition: A very large number.
Etymology: Multitude comes from the Latin word multitūdō. Multitūdō comes from multus which means many.
Definition: A very large number.
Etymology: Multitude comes from the Latin word multitūdō. Multitūdō comes from multus which means many.
MUSTER
A verb
Definition: To bring a group of soldiers together; assemble
Etymology: Muster comes from an old French word, moustrer. It means to muster troops for inspection.
Definition: To bring a group of soldiers together; assemble
Etymology: Muster comes from an old French word, moustrer. It means to muster troops for inspection.
