English words starting with M

539 words starting with M with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and examples. Page 1 of 2.

• MacabreadjectiveDisturbingly grim or concerned with death.
• MacadamizeverbConstruct or surface a road using compacted layers of small broken stones, usually with …
• MacerateverbTo soften or break down a substance by soaking it in a liquid; to weaken or wear away.
• MachiavellianadjectiveCunning and deceitful; using manipulation to achieve power or advantage.
• MachinationnounComplicated and secret plans, esp. in obtaining or using power.
• MachismonounStrong or aggressive masculine pride.
• MacrocosmnounThe whole of a complex structure, especially the universe, as opposed to a small represe…
• MacroeconomicsnounThe branch of economics that studies the economy as a whole, including inflation, unempl…
• Made good on somethingidiomTo do what you have said you would do.
• MaelstromnounA powerful whirlpool or a situation of great turmoil and confusion.
• MaestronounA distinguished musician, conductor, or master in an art or field.
• Magentanoun/adjectiveA bright purplish-red colour.
• MagisterialadjectiveHaving or showing great authority, dignity, and command.
• MagnanimitynounBehaviour that is kind, generous and forgiving, especially towards an enemy or competitor.
• MagnanimousadjectiveGenerous and forgiving, especially towards a rival or less powerful person.
• MagnatenounA wealthy and influential person, especially in business or industry. (????? ?? ????????…
• MagnetnounMeaning: A person, place, or thing that other people feel strongly attracted to.
• MagnetismnounThe power of attracting, either physically like a magnet or personally through charm.
• MagnificationnounThe act of making something appear larger, especially through a lens or microscope.
• MagnificentadjectiveExtremely beautiful, impressive, or grand.
• MagnifyverbMake something appear larger than it really is.
• MagniloquentadjectiveUsing high-flown or grandiose language; speaking in a pompous or boastful manner. (?????…
• MagnitudenounThe great size, extent, or importance of something; the measurement of how big or strong…
• MaimverbInjure a person or animal very badly, especially by damaging a part of the body permanen…
• MainstaynounA person or thing that is the most important part of something and enables it to exist o…
• Mainstreamnoun/adjective/verbThe ideas, activities, or opinions accepted by most people.
• MainstreamedverbThe process of making something start to be considered normal.
• MaintainverbCause or enable (a condition or situation) to continue.
• MaintainedverbCause or enable (a condition or situation) to continue.
• MaintainingverbCause or enable (a condition or situation) to continue.
• MaintainsverbCause or enable (a condition or situation) to continue.
• MaintenancenounCause or enable (a condition or situation) to continue.
• MajesticadjectiveHaving impressive beauty, dignity, or grandeur.
• MajestynounMeaning: Impressive beauty, scale, or stateliness.
• MajordomonounA person who manages a large household or acts as the chief steward or administrator.
• MajoritarianadjectiveBased on or favouring the interests and wishes of the majority, sometimes at the expense…
• Make the cutidiomTo meet or come up to a required standard.
• Mala-fideadjective, adverbIn bad faith, with intent to deceive.
• MaladiesnounA serious problem.
• MaladroitadjectiveClumsy or awkward; not skillful in handling situations or tasks.
• MaladynounA disease, illness, or serious problem affecting someone or something.
• MalaisenounA general feeling of being ill, unhappy or not satisfied.
• MalapropismnounThe mistaken use of a word in place of a similar-sounding one, often making it funny or …
• Malcontentnoun/adjectiveA person who is dissatisfied and complains a lot; dissatisfied.
• MaledictionnounA curse or the utterance of a curse; words meant to bring harm or evil.
• MalefactornounA person who commits a crime or does something wrong, especially an evil deed.
• MalevolentadjectiveHaving or showing a wish to do harm to others.
• MalfeasancenounThe doing of a wrongful or illegal act, esp. by a public official.
• MalfunctionnounA failure to function normally.
• MalicenounThe intention or desire to do evil or cause harm to someone.
• MaliciousadjectiveHaving or showing a desire to harm somebody or hurt their feelings, caused by a feeling …
• MaliciouslyadverbWith intent to do harm/ in a manner characterized by malice or ill will.
• MalignverbTo speak about someone in a spiteful, critical, or false way; to defame. (????? ????, ??…
• MalignantadjectiveCausing an extremely serious, possibly even fatal, issue.
• MaligningverbSpeak about (someone) in a spitefully critical manner.
• MalingerverbTo exaggerate or feign illness in order to escape duty or work.
• MalleabilitynounThe quality of being easily shaped, bent, or changed, either physically or mentally.
• MalleableadjectiveCapable of being shaped or bent without breaking; easily influenced or adaptable. (?????…
• MalnutritionnounLack of proper nutrition caused by not having enough food or not eating enough healthy f…
• MalodorousadjectiveHaving a very unpleasant smell.
• MalpracticenounIllegal, careless, or improper professional behavior.
• MalversationnounMisuse or mismanagement of public funds or authority; wrongdoing in office.
• MammothadjectiveHuge.
• ManverbWork at, run, or operate (a place or piece of equipment)
• ManacleverbTo chain or cuff the hands, especially as a prisoner.
• MandamusnounA judicial writ ordering a public authority to perform a legal duty.
• MandarinnounA powerful government official or an influential bureaucrat.
• MandatenounThe power that is officially given to a group of people to do something, especially afte…
• MandatedverbCompulsory.
• MandatingverbThe power that is officially given to a group of people to do something, especially afte…
• MandatoryadjectiveCompulsory.
• ManeuververbCarefully guide or manipulate (someone or something) in order to achieve an end.
• ManeuveringnounA carefully planned or cunning scheme or action.
• ManeuversnounMove skillfully or carefully.
• MangleverbTo damage, crush, or spoil something badly.
• MangledadjectiveMeaning: Destroyed or severely damaged by tearing or crushing.
• MangyadjectiveAffected by mange or looking dirty, shabby and in poor condition.
• ManhandleverbTo push, pull or handle somebody roughly
• Manicadjective(Showing wild, apparently deranged, excitement and energy.)
• Manifestverb/adjectiveShow or display clearly; become evident.
• ManifestationnounThe action or fact of showing something.
• ManifestingverbTo show something clearly, especially a feeling, an attitude or a quality
• ManifestonounA written public statement reflecting the philosophy, aims, policies of an organization …
• ManifoldadjectiveMany and various; having many different forms or parts.
• ManipulableadjectiveMeaning: Quiet and easy to control and influence.
• ManipulateverbThe action of manipulating something in a skilful manner.
• ManipulatedverbThe action of manipulating something in a skillful manner.
• ManipulatesverbTo control something or someone to your advantage, often unfairly or dishonestly.
• ManipulatingverbTo control something or someone to your advantage, often unfairly or dishonestly.
• ManipulationnounThe action of manipulating something in a skilful manner.
• ManipulativeadjectiveTo control something or someone to your advantage, often unfairly or dishonestly.
• ManoeuvrabilitynounMove skillfully or carefully.
• ManoeuvrenounA carefully planned or cunning scheme or action.
• ManoeuvrersnounMove skillfully or carefully.
• ManoeuvresverbMove skillfully or carefully.
• ManoeuvringnounMeaning- Ways of achieving your aims that are clever, show skill and are often dishonest.
• ManoeuvrsnounMove skillfully or carefully.
• ManornounThe big house on a large estate/ a unit of land, originally a feudal lordship, consistin…
• MantlenounA covering of a specified sort.
• MantranounA word, phrase, or principle repeated often as a guide or belief.
• ManufactureverbMake goods in large quantities, usually by using machines in a factory.
• ManufacturingnounThe making of articles on a large-scale using machinery
• ManumissionnounThe act of freeing a person from slavery or servitude.
• ManumitverbRelease from slavery.
• ManuscriptnounA handwritten or typed document, especially an author's original text before publication.
• MarverbTo damage or spoil the quality or appearance of something.
• MaraudverbRoam in search of things to steal or people to attack.
• MaraudingadjectiveMeaning: (of people or animals) going around a place in search of things to steal or peo…
• MarchverbWalk in a military manner with a regular measured tread.
• MarchedverbWalk in a military manner with a regular measured tread.
• MarchingverbWalk in a military manner with a regular measured tread.
• MarginaladjectiveTo treat a person, group, etc. in a way that makes them feel that they are not important…
• Marginaliseverb(Treat (a person, group, or concept) as insignificant or peripheral.)
• MarginalisedadjectiveMeaning: (of a person, group, or concept) treated as insignificant or peripheral.
• MarginalizeverbMeaning: treat (a person, group, or concept) as insignificant or peripheral.
• MarginalizedverbTo treat a person, group, etc. in a way that makes them feel that they are not important…
• MarginallyadverbTo only a limited extent
• Marinenoun/adjectiveRelated to the sea or sea life; a soldier trained to serve on land and at sea.
• MariticidenounThe act of killing one's spouse, especially the killing of a husband by his wife.
• MaritimeadjectiveConnected with the sea, especially in relation to shipping, navigation, or coastal affai…
• MarketabilitynounThe quality of being attractive to buyers and easy to sell.
• MarmorealadjectiveMade of marble or resembling marble in appearance, hardness or coldness.
• MaroonverbTo leave someone trapped and isolated in a remote place.
• Maroonedverbto leave somebody in a place that they cannot escape from, for example an island
• MarqueenounA large tent used for social or commercial events; also a projecting roof over an entran…
• MarrownounThe soft tissue inside bones or the most essential part of something.
• MarshnounAn area of low, wet land covered mainly with grasses and other soft vegetation.
• MarshalverbTo assemble and make ready for action
• MarsupialnounA mammal whose young are typically carried and nursed in a pouch after birth.
• MartialadjectiveRelated to war, soldiers, or military life.
• MartinetnounA strict disciplinarian, especially in the military.
• MartyrnounA person who is killed because of their religious or political beliefs.
• MarvelnounWonderful results or things that have been achieved.
• MarvelousadjectiveExtremely good or pleasing; splendid.
• MaschevillianadjectiveUsing clever but often dishonest methods that deceive people so that you can win power o…
• MascotnounA person, animal, or object used as a symbol to bring luck to a team or group.
• MasochistnounA person who enjoys or seeks pain and suffering, especially in a psychological sense.
• MasqueradeverbTo pretend to be something that you are not.
• MassacrenounThe killing of a large number of people in a cruel way.
• MassacredverbAn indiscriminate and brutal slaughter of many people.
• MassacresnounAn indiscriminate and brutal slaughter of many people.
• MassiveadjectiveExceptionally large.
• MastectomynounMedical term for the surgical removal of one or both breasts.
• MastermindverbTo plan and direct a complex or difficult operation.
• MasterpiecenounA work of outstanding skill, artistry, or excellence.
• MasticateverbChew (food) thoroughly.
• MatchlessadjectiveSo excellent or unique that no equal can be found.
• MaterialiseverbMeaning: (Of ideas and wishes) to become real or true.
• MaterializeverbBecome real, actual, or visible.
• MateriallyadverbMeaning: In a clear and definite or important way.
• MaternaladjectiveTo having feelings that are typical of a caring mother towards a child.
• MatriarchnounA woman who is the head of a family or tribe; a powerful older woman in a family or group.
• MatricidenounThe act of killing one’s mother.
• MatriculateverbTo enrol or be admitted as a student at a college or university.
• MatrimonialadjectiveRelating to marriage or married people.
• MatrimonynounThe state or institution of being married.
• MatrixnounAn arrangement of elements in rows and columns or a structure in which something develops.
• MatutinaladjectiveRelating to the morning; happening in the early part of the day.
• MaudlinadjectiveOverly sentimental, often through drunkenness or self-pity.
• MaulverbTo attack and injure somebody by tearing their body.
• MauledverbWound (a person or animal) by scratching and tearing.
• MaunderverbTo talk in a confused and rambling manner or wander about aimlessly.
• MausoleumnounA large and impressive tomb or building made to keep the dead body of an important person.
• MavennounOne who is experienced or knowledgeable in a particular field.
• MaverickadjectiveUnorthodox.
• MawkishadjectiveSentimental in an exaggerated or false way; overly emotional.
• MaximnounA short statement expressing a general truth, rule, or principle of conduct.
• MayhemnounViolent or extreme disorder; chaos.
• MayoraladjectiveRelated to a mayor or the office of a mayor.
• MazenounA complicated network of paths or passages that is difficult to navigate.
• Meageradjective(of something provided or available) Lacking in quantity or quality.
• MeagreadjectiveSmall in quantity and poor in quality.
• MeanderverbTo follow a winding or indirect course; to wander aimlessly.
• MeanderingadjectiveProceeding in a convoluted or undirected fashion.
• MeanwhileadverbIn the intervening period of time.
• MeaslyadjectiveVery small, poor, or not enough.
• MeatyadjectiveMeaning: Containing a lot of important or interesting ideas.
• MechanismnounA system of parts working together in a machine
• MeddleverbInterfere in something that is not one's concern.
• MeddlesomeadjectiveToo interested in and involved with other people’s affairs; interfering.
• Meddlingverb(To involve oneself in a matter without right or invitation; interfere officiously and u…
• MediateverbThe process of talking to two separate people or groups involved in a disagreement to tr…
• MediatedverbThe process of talking to two separate people or groups involved in a disagreement to tr…
• MediatingverbThe process of talking to two separate people or groups involved in a disagreement to tr…
• MediationnounThe process of talking to two separate people or groups involved in a disagreement to tr…
• MedicinenounA substance used to treat or prevent illness.
• MedievaladjectiveRelating to the Middle Ages, especially in European history.
• MediocreadjectiveNot very good; only average in quality.
• Mediocritynoun(The quality or state of being ordinary or common.)
• MeditateverbTo think deeply or focus the mind in silence.
• MedleynounA mixture or collection of different things; especially a varied group of songs, ideas, …
• MeekadjectiveQuiet, gentle, and easily imposed upon; submissive or humble.
• MeeklyadverbIn a quiet, gentle, and submissive manner.
• MeetverbTo do or satisfy what is needed or what somebody asks for.
• MegaadjectiveVery large or impressive.
• MegacitynounA very large city, typically having a population of more than ten million people.
• MegalithnounA very large stone used in prehistoric monuments or structures.
• MegalomanianounAn obsession with power, greatness, or exaggerated self-importance.
• MegalopolisnounA very large and densely populated urban region formed by several cities growing together.
• Megrimnoun(A sudden desire or change of mind, especially one that is unusual or unexplained.)
• Melancholynoun/adjectiveA deep, long-lasting sadness or gloomy mood; a feeling of pensive sorrow. (???? ????? ??…
• MelangenounA mixture; a medley of different things.
• MeldverbCombine or blend things together.
• MeleenounA confused fight or clash involving many people at once.
• MellifluousadjectiveSweet or musical; pleasant to hear.
• MellowadjectiveSoft, smooth, and gentle; pleasantly rich in tone or taste; relaxed or good-humored. (??…
• MelodiousadjectivePleasant to hear; sweet-sounding, especially in music.
• MelodramanounA story, play or novel that is full of exciting events and in which the characters and e…
• MelodramaticadjectiveExcessively emotional, dramatic, or exaggerated in behavior, speech, or style.
• MementonounAn object kept as a reminder of a person, place, or event.
• MemoirnounA written account of someone’s personal experiences or memories.
• MemorabilianounObjects kept because they are connected with a memorable person, place, or event.
• MemorableadjectiveWorth remembering or easily remembered, especially because of being special or unusual.
• MemorandumnounA written note or formal document used for communication, record, or agreement.
• MenacenounA person or thing that causes, or may cause, serious damage, harm or danger.
• MenacingadjectiveA person or thing that is likely to cause harm.
• MenagerienounA collection of wild animals kept in captivity for exhibition.
• MendaciousadjectiveNot telling the truth; lying or deceitful.
• MendacitynounThe quality of being untruthful; lying.
• MendicantNounA person who lives by begging; depending on others for a living.
• MenialadjectiveOf work that is dull, low-status, and requiring little skill.
• Mentornoun/verbAn experienced person who guides, advises, or trains someone.
• MephiticadjectiveFoul-smelling or having a noxious, poisonous odor.
• MercantileadjectiveRelated to trade or commercial business.
• MercantilistnounSomeone who trades.
• MercenaryadjectiveMotivated by personal gain or money rather than principle.
• MercilessadjectiveShowing no mercy; cruel and without compassion.
• MercurialadjectiveSubject to sudden or unpredictable changes of mood or mind.
• MereadjectiveUsed to emphasize that you mean exactly what you are saying and nothing more.
• MerelyadverbUsed to emphasize that you mean exactly what you are saying and nothing more.
• MeretriciousadjectiveAttractive in a flashy way but lacking real value or sincerity; showy and misleading.
• MergeverbCombine or cause to combine to form a single entity.
• MergedverbCombine or cause to combine to form a single entity.
• Mergernounthe act of joining two or more organizations or businesses into one
• MergingverbCombine or cause to combine to form a single entity.
• MeridiannounThe highest point or peak of something; also an imaginary line running from the North Po…
• MeritocracynounA system in which people are chosen or rewarded based on their ability and merit.
• Meritocraticadjective(Based on individual ability or achievement)
• MeritoriousadjectiveDeserving praise, reward, or recognition; showing great merit or worth. (?????, ????????…
• MerrilyadverbMeaning: showing happiness or enjoyment.
• Mesmericadjective(Causing a person to become completely transfixed and unaware of their surroundings)
• MesmerisingadjectiveMeaning: Capturing one's complete attention as if by magic.
• MesmerizeverbCaptivate or hold someone’s attention completely, as if by magic or hypnosis.
• MesmerizingadjectiveCapturing one's complete attention as if by magic.
• MessnounMeaning: A situation that is full of problems, usually because of a lack of organization…
• MessianicadjectiveFervent or passionate.
• MetabolismnounThe chemical processes in a living organism that maintain life.
• MetallurgynounThe science and technology concerned with extracting, refining, and processing metals.
• MetamorphoseverbMeaning: Change or cause to change completely in form or nature.
• MetamorphosedverbUndergo metamorphosis
• MetamorphosisnounA change in form, appearance, or use.
• MetaphornounA figure of speech that describes something by saying it is something else (not literall…
• MetaphoricaladjectiveMeaning: characteristic of or relating to metaphor
• MetaphoricallyadverbIt means you are making a comparison which is literally not possible. It can be used in …
• MetaphysicaladjectiveRelated to abstract ideas beyond physical reality, such as existence, truth, soul, or th…
• MetastasizeverbTo spread from an original location to other parts, especially when cancer spreads throu…
• MetathesisnounThe transposition or interchange of sounds, letters or elements within a word or structu…
• MeteverbTo distribute or allot something, especially punishment or justice.
• Mete outphrasal verb(To distribute or apportion by measure)
• Metedverbdispense or allot justice, a punishment, or harsh treatment.
• MeteoricadjectiveVery fast and sudden, especially describing a rapid rise, success, or change.
• MeteorologynounThe scientific study of the atmosphere, weather, and weather conditions.
• MethodicaladjectiveDone according to a systematic or established procedure; orderly and disciplined. (?????…
• MeticulousadjectivePaying careful attention to every detail.
• MeticulouslyadverbIn a way that shows great care and attention to detail.
• MetonymynounA figure of speech in which one word is substituted for another that is closely associat…
• MetronomenounA device that produces regular beats to help musicians maintain a steady rhythm.
• MetropolitanadjectiveRelating to a large city or urban area.
• MettlenounA person
• MettlesomeadjectiveHaving or showing spirit, courage, and determination; full of mettle.
• MewverbConfine (someone) in a restricting place or situation.
• MezzaninenounA low floor between two main floors of a building.
• MiasmanounA heavy, unpleasant, and unhealthy smell or vapor.
• MicrobenounA microscopic organism, especially a bacterium, virus, or fungus.
• MicrocosmnounA smaller version or model of something much larger, showing the same features.
• MicromanageverbControl or manage every small detail of something in an excessive or unnecessary way.
• MicroprocessornounA small electronic device containing the central processing unit of a computer on a sing…
• MicroscopicadjectiveExtremely small and visible only with the help of a microscope.
• Midgetadjective(Very small/ so small as to be insignificant.)
• MiennounA person’s appearance or manner, especially as it shows their mood or character.
• MiffedadjectiveMeaning - Slightly angry or upset.
• MightnounMeaning: Great strength, energy or power.
• MightyadjectiveVery large, powerful, or important
• MigrantnounA person who moves from one place to another in order to find work or better living cond…
• MigrateverbMovement from one part of something to another.
• MigratedverbMovement from one part of something to another.
• MigratingverbMovement from one part of something to another.
• MigrationnounMovement from one part of something to another.
• MigratoryadjectiveMoving from one region or place to another, especially seasonally.
• MildadjectiveNot strong or severe.
• MilestonenounAn important event, achievement, or stage in the development of something; a significant…
• MilieunounA person's social environment.
• MilitancynounMeaning: the use of confrontational or violent methods
• Militantadjective/nounAggressively active in support of a cause; combative.
• Militantsnouna militant person.
• MilitateverbTo prevent something; to make it difficult for something to happen or exist
• MilitianounA military force made up of ordinary citizens who are trained to fight during emergencies.
• MillenniumnounA period of one thousand years.
• Mimicnoun(A person skilled in imitating the voice or actions of others in an entertaining way)
• MimicrynounThe action or skill of imitating someone or something; in biology, it also means resembl…