Vocabulaires

"The crowd was fooled by the mountebank’s false promises."

"She tried to muffle her laughter with a scarf."

"It was a muggy afternoon in July."

"He was called a mugwump for refusing to join either political side."

"The word 'mulatto' is now considered outdated and offensive."

"The corrupt official was mulcted for his misconduct."

"The muleteer guided the animals safely across the mountain path."

"She prepared a herbal tea with mulethi to soothe her sore throat."

"She remained mulish despite all the convincing arguments."

"Digital literacy involves building multifaceted information frameworks."

"The museum displayed a multifarious collection of artifacts."

"The festival was a multiform celebration of art, music, and culture."

"The mundanity of office life can be exhausting."

"The hospital was built thanks to the munificence of a wealthy donor."

"She made a munificent donation to the orphanage."

"The murkiness of the water made it hard to see the fish."

"The farmer lost many cows during the outbreak of murrain."

"De Quervain's Syndrome is a common musculoskeletal condition."

"The perfume contained natural musk that gave it an exotic fragrance."

"The soldiers carried muskets into the battlefield."

"The perfume had a musky fragrance."

"We cooked mustard leaf with fish in a traditional Bengali curry."

"We use mustard oil for cooking vegetables in our kitchen."

"The old books had a musty odor."

"The mutability of fashion trends makes it hard to keep up."

"Human emotions are mutable and can shift rapidly."

"The document contained the misspelled word 'mutablility' instead of 'mutability'."

"The ancient manuscript was mutilated by careless handling."

"The soldiers grew mutinous after months without pay."

"The mynah bird repeated every word I said."

"The audience watched in mystification as the magician performed his tricks."