English words starting with M

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

• MinaretnounA tall, slender tower attached to or situated near a mosque.
• MinatoryadjectiveExpressing or conveying a threat; menacing.
• MinceverbTo cut food, especially meat, into very small pieces.
• Mind-bogglingadjectiveOverwhelming; startling.
• MindbogglingadjectiveExtremely surprising, impressive, or difficult to understand.
• MindfuladjectiveAware of something and careful about it.
• MindsetnounA set of attitudes or fixed ideas that somebody has and that are often difficult to chan…
• MingleverbTo mix or socialize with others.
• Miniatureadjective/nounVery small in size; a small copy or model of something.
• MinimaladjectiveVery small in size or amount.
• MinionnounA follower or servant of a powerful person, especially one who obeys orders blindly.
• MinisculeadjectiveSo small as to be insignificant.
• MintverbProduce for the first time.
• MinusculeadjectiveExtremely small; tiny.
• MinutiaenounThe small, precise, or trivial details of something.
• MiraculousadjectiveVery surprising, wonderful, and difficult to believe, often seeming to happen by divine …
• MiragenounAn optical illusion, especially in a desert, or something that seems real but is not.
• MireverbInvolve someone or something in (a difficult situation).
• MiredverbTo be involved in a difficult situation, especially for a long period of time.
• MirthnounGreat joy, amusement, or laughter.
• MirthfuladjectiveFull of merriment, laughter, or joy; cheerful. (??????, ????????????)
• MisadventurenounAn unfortunate or badly planned incident, especially one involving risk or mistake.
• MisandrynounHatred of men.
• MisanthropeNounA person who dislikes and avoids human society.
• MisanthropynounA dislike or distrust of humankind; hatred toward human society.
• MisapprehendverbUnderstand wrongly; misunderstand.
• MisappropriationnounThe dishonest use of money or property for one’s own benefit.
• MisbehaveverbBehave badly or in an unacceptable manner.
• MiscalculateverbCalculate wrongly; make an incorrect estimate.
• MiscarriagenounMeaning: An unsuccessful outcome of something planned.
• MiscellaneousadjectiveOf various types or from different sources.
• MischiefnounReckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in others.
• MischievousadjectiveReckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in others.
• MisconceiveverbForm a wrong idea or understanding of something.
• MisconceptionnounA belief or an idea that is not based on correct information, or that is not understood …
• MisconductnounImproper or illegal behavior, especially by a person in a position of authority or trust.
• Misconstrueverb(Interpret (a person's words or actions) wrongly.);
• MiscreantnounA person who behaves badly or breaks the law.
• MisdemeanornounA minor criminal offense, less serious than a felony.
• MiserablyadverbFeeling or showing unhappiness.
• MiserlyadjectiveVery unwilling to spend money; extremely stingy.
• MiserynounGreat physical or mental pain.
• MisfeasancenounWrongful or improper performance of a lawful duty, especially by a public official.
• MisgivingnounMeaning: A feeling of doubt or apprehension about the outcome or consequences of somethi…
• MishapnounAn unlucky accident or unfortunate event.
• MishmashnounA confused mixture of different and unrelated things.
• MisinformationnounFalse or incorrect information spread without proper accuracy.
• MisinterpretverbUnderstand or explain something wrongly.
• MisinterpretationnounMeaning: The act of forming a wrong understanding of something that is said or done.
• MisleadverbTo guide someone in a wrong direction or make someone believe something false.
• MisleadingadjectiveGiving the wrong idea or impression.
• MisnomernounA wrong or inaccurate name or term.
• MisogamistnounA person who hates, dislikes, or avoids marriage.
• MisogynisticnounA person who hates or strongly dislikes women, or who thinks they are generally less abl…
• MisogynynounHatred of or prejudice against women.
• MisologistnounA person who dislikes, distrusts or hates reasoning and logical argument.
• MisreadverbTo understand somebody/something wrongly.
• MissionarynounA person who has been sent to a foreign country to teach their religion to the people.
• MissivenounA written message or letter, especially a formal one.
• Misstepnoun/verbA wrong step, mistake, or error in judgment.
• MistakeverbMeaning: Wrongly identify someone or something as.
• MistrustverbHave no confidence or trust in someone or something.
• MitenounA very small amount.
• MitigateadjectiveTo make something less harmful, serious, etc.
• MitigatingadjectiveThe action of reducing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of something.
• MitigationnounA reduction in how unpleasant, serious, etc. something is.
• Mnemonicnoun/adjectiveA device, pattern, or technique used to help remember something; aiding memory.
• MoanverbTo make a long, low sound because of pain or suffering, or to say something in a complai…
• MoatnounA deep, wide ditch, often filled with water, surrounding a castle or fort.
• MobilitynounThe ability to move or be moved freely and easily.
• MobilizationnounThe ability to move or be moved freely and easily.
• MobilizenounThe ability to move or be moved freely and easily.
• MobilizedverbThe ability to move or be moved freely and easily.
• MobilizingverbThe ability to move or be moved freely and easily.
• MobocracynounRule or domination by a mob; control of society or government by an unruly crowd.
• MockverbTease or laugh at in a scornful or contemptuous manner.
• MockedverbTease or laugh at in a scornful or contemptuous manner.
• MockerynounAn absurd misrepresentation or imitation of something.
• MockingadjectiveShowing that you think somebody/something is silly.
• ModalitiesnounA particular mode in which something exists or is experienced or expressed
• ModerateadjectiveMake or become less extreme, intense, rigorous, or violent.
• ModeratedverbMake or become less extreme, intense, rigorous, or violent.
• ModeratelyAdjectiveMake or become less extreme, intense, rigorous, or violent.
• ModeratesadjectiveMake or become less extreme, intense, rigorous, or violent.
• ModeratingverbMake or become less extreme, intense, rigorous, or violent.
• ModerationnounMake or become less extreme, intense, rigorous, or violent.
• ModernizeverbAdapt something to modern needs or habits; make it more current or up to date.
• ModestadjectiveHaving or showing a humble view of one
• Modicumnouna fairly small amount, especially of something good or pleasant
• ModifyverbTo make partial changes to something.
• ModishadjectiveConforming to or following the latest fashion or style.
• ModulateverbTo adjust, regulate, or change the strength, tone, pitch, or intensity of something.
• Modus OperandinounA method of procedure.
• MogulnounA very powerful, wealthy, and influential person in a particular industry or field.
• MolestationnounSexual assault or abuse of a person, especially a child.
• MolestedverbSexual assault or abuse of a person, especially a child.
• MollifyverbAppease the anger or anxiety of (someone).
• Mollycoddleverb(Treat (someone) in an indulgent or overprotective way.) (लाड़ प्यार करना/ (अत्यधिक ध्या…
• MoltenadjectiveLiquefied by heat; in a melted state.
• MomentousadjectiveVery important or significant, especially because of long-lasting effects.
• MomentumnounThe force or speed gained by motion; the drive that keeps an activity moving forward.
• MonarchicadjectiveOf, relating to, suggestive of, or characteristic of a monarch or monarchy.
• MonarchynounA form of government in which a king, queen, or emperor rules a country.
• MonasterynounA building where monks live, worship, and follow a religious life.
• MonetaryadjectiveRelated to money, currency, or finance.
• MonetizeverbConvert something into money or make it profitable.
• MonikernounA name or nickname.
• MonitornounObserve and check the progress or quality of (something) over a period of time.
• MonitoredverbObserve and check the progress or quality of (something) over a period of time.
• MonitoringverbObserve and check the progress or quality of (something) over a period of time.
• MonochromenounA picture or design made using only one colour or shades of one colour.
• MonoclenounA single round lens worn over one eye to improve vision.
• MonogamynounThe practice or state of having only one spouse or partner at a time.
• MonographnounA detailed written study on a single specialized subject or aspect of it.
• MonolithnounA large single upright block of stone; something massive and uniform, often seen as powe…
• Monolithicadjective(of an organization or system) large, powerful, indivisible, and slow to change.
• MonologuenounA long speech made by one person, especially in a play or conversation.
• MonopolizeverbMeaning: To have or take control of the largest part of something so that other people a…
• MonopolynounExclusive control or possession of something/ the state in which one entity or individua…
• MonopsonynounA market situation in which there is only one buyer for goods or services.
• MonotonynounLack of variety and interest; tedious sameness or repetition. (??????, ??????)
• MonsoonnounA seasonal wind that brings heavy rain, especially in South Asia.
• MonstrousAdjectiveFrightening appearance of a monster
• MontagenounA collection of pictures, scenes, or short clips arranged together to form a single sequ…
• MonumentaladjectiveVery great and important; huge in size or scale.
• MoonlightnounThe natural light reflected from the moon.
• MoorverbTo attach a boat, ship, etc. to a fixed object or to the land with a rope, or anchor it.
• MooringnounThe ropes, chains, etc. by which a ship or boat is moored.
• MooringsnounThe ropes or chains that keep a boat from moving away from a particular place.
• MootverbRaise (a question or topic) for discussion.
• Mootedverb(To present or introduce (any point, subject, project, etc.) for discussion.)
• MorainenounA mass of rocks and soil carried and deposited by a glacier.
• MoralenounThe amount of confidence and enthusiasm, etc. that a person or a group has at a particul…
• MoralitynounPrinciples concerning right and wrong behaviour.
• MorassA complicated or confused situation that is difficult to escape from; also, a swampy are…
• MoratoriumnounA temporary prohibition or suspension of an activity, especially of legal obligations li…
• MorbidadjectiveHaving an abnormal interest in disturbing subjects like death or disease; relating to il…
• Morbiditynoun(The condition of being diseased.)
• MordantadjectiveHaving or showing a sharp or critical quality; biting in humor or speech. (??? / ????)
• MordantlyadverbIn a way that is cruel and humorous.
• MoresnounThe customs, traditions, and moral habits of a society.
• Morguenoun(A place where bodies are kept, especially to be identified or claimed.)
• MoribundadjectiveAt the point of death or decline; lacking vitality or growth.
• Moribund fadjectiveMeaning: (Of a thing) in terminal decline; lacking vitality or vigour.
• MoroseadjectiveSullen and gloomy; ill-tempered. (???? ?? ?????????)
• MorphverbTo gradually change, or change someone or something, from one thing to another.
• MorphologynounThe study of the forms and structures of organisms or words.
• Morphsverb(To change gradually and completely from one thing into another thing usually in a way t…
• MorselnounA small piece or amount of food.
• Mortaladjective(Sufficient to cause death/fatally vulnerable)
• MortarnounA mixture of cement, sand, and water used to bind bricks or stones together.
• Mortgagenoun/verbA legal agreement in which property is given as security for a loan; to give property as…
• MortifyverbCause (someone) to feel very embarrassed or ashamed.
• MortifyingadjectiveVery embarrassing.
• MortuarynounA place where dead bodies are kept before burial, cremation, or examination.
• MosaicnounA picture or pattern made by fitting together small pieces of colored stone, glass, or t…
• MothballverbTo stop using or developing something while keeping it available for possible future use.
• MotifnounA repeated idea, theme, design, or pattern in art, literature, or music.
• MotivateverbTo be the reason why somebody does something or behaves in a particular way.
• MotivationnounThe reason or desire that makes a person act or work towards something.
• MotleyadjectiveMade up of many different types of things; varied in appearance or character.
• MottledadjectiveMarked with spots, patches, or areas of different colours or shades.
• Mottonouna short sentence or phrase that expresses the aims and beliefs of a person, a group, an …
• MouldverbMeaning- Influence the formation or development of.
• MountverbTo increase gradually.
• MountebanknounA person who deceives others, especially to trick them into buying something.
• MountedadjectiveRiding an animal, typically a horse, especially for military or other duty.
• MountingadjectiveRiding an animal, typically a horse, especially for military or other duty.
• Mournverbto feel and show that you are sad because somebody has died.
• MournfuladjectiveFeeling, expressing, or causing sadness or grief.
• MourningnounThe expression of sorrow for someone's death.
• MowingnounThe act of cutting down (grass, crops, etc) with a hand implement or machine.
• MoxienounCourage, confidence, and determination.
• MuckrakernounA person, especially a journalist, who investigates and exposes corruption, misconduct, …
• MuddiedadjectiveConfused, vague, or illogical.
• Muddied the watersidiomsMake an issue or situation more confused or complicated.
• MuddleverbBusy oneself in an aimless or ineffective way.
• MuddledadjectiveConfused.
• MudslingingnounThe act of making malicious accusations to damage someone’s reputation.
• MuffleverbTo make a sound quieter or less clear, or to cover something warmly.
• MuffledadjectiveSound that is quiet or not clear.
• Muggernoun(A person who attacks and robs another in a public place)
• MuggyadjectiveUnpleasantly warm and humid.
• MulctverbTo punish by imposing a fine or to extract money unfairly.
• MuliebritynounWomanhood; the state or quality of being a woman; feminine power or womanly qualities. (…
• MulishadjectiveStubborn and refusing to change one’s mind.
• MullverbThink about something carefully for a period of time.
• Multi-layeredadjectiveMeaning: Having or involving several distinct layers, strata, or levels.
• MultifacetedadjectiveHaving many different aspects, features, or sides.
• MultifariousadjectiveHaving many varied parts or aspects.
• MultilateraladjectiveInvolving more than two countries, groups, or parties.
• MultilingualadjectiveAble to use or involving several languages.
• MultiplicitynounMeaning: A great number and variety of something.
• MultiprongedadjectiveHaving several distinct aspects or elements
• MultitudenounA large number of people or things; a crowd
• MultitudinousadjectiveVery numerous.
• MummifyverbTo preserve a dead body by preventing it from decaying, especially by embalming and dryi…
• MundaneadjectiveNot interesting or exciting.
• MunicipaladjectiveRelated to a city or town and its local government.
• MunificencenounThe quality of being extremely generous.
• MunificentadjectiveMore generous than is usual or necessary; extremely liberal in giving.
• MunitionsnounMilitary weapons, ammunition, equipment, and stores.
• MuralnounA large painting or artwork made directly on a wall.
• MurineadjectiveRelating to or resembling mice or rats.
• MurkieradjectiveNot clearly known and suspected of not being honest.
• MurkyadjectiveNot clear.
• Murmurverb/nounTo speak very softly or in a low voice.
• MurmuringnounA subdued or private expression of discontent or dissatisfaction.
• MurmursnounThe quiet or subdued expression of a particular feeling by a group of people.
• MuscularadjectiveHaving strong and well-developed muscles.
• MuseverbTo think about something carefully and for a long time:
• MushroomverbIncrease, spread, or develop rapidly.
• MusingnounA period of reflection or thought.
• MusingsnounA period of reflection or thought.
• Musterverb(of a group of people) gather together.
• MusteringverbGathering or assembling a group of people, especially for inspection, preparation, or ac…
• MustyadjectiveHaving a stale, damp, and unpleasant smell.
• MutableadjectiveLikely to change; not fixed.
• MutateverbChange in form or nature.
• MutationnounA change in the genes or structure of something, especially a sudden change in DNA.
• MutilateverbTo damage a body, object, or thing very badly, often by cutting or tearing it.
• MutilatedverbInflict a violent and disfiguring injury on.
• MutilationnounThe infliction of serious damage on something.
• MutinousadjectiveRefusing to obey the orders of a person in authority.
• MutinynounRefusing to obey the orders of a person in authority.
• MutterverbSay something in a low or barely audible voice, especially in dissatisfaction or irritat…
• MutualadjectiveHeld in common by two or more parties.
• MuzzleverbTo prevent someone from speaking freely or to cover an animal’s mouth.
• MycologynounThe scientific study of fungi.
• MyopianounA condition in which a person can see nearby objects clearly but finds it hard to see di…
• MyopicadjectiveLacking foresight or intellectual insight.
• MyriadNounA countless or extremely great number.
• MyrmidonnounA loyal follower who obeys orders without question, especially from a powerful person.
• MysophobianounAn extreme or irrational fear of dirt, germs or contamination.
• MysticnounWho believes in the spiritual apprehension of truths that are beyond the intellect.
• MystificationnounMeaning: A feeling of confusion because you do not understand something.
• MystifyverbTo confuse someone or make something difficult to understand.
• MythicaladjectiveOccurring in or characteristic of myths or folk tales.
• MythologynounA collection or study of traditional myths, especially those belonging to a particular c…