English Vocabulary for 5th July : Here is the complete list.

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English Vocabulary for 5th July :

Melodrama (n) : an exciting drama
Melody (n) : sweet music, tunefulness
Melon (n) : a large edible juicy fruit
Melt (v) : change by heat into liquid, turn into liquid, dissolve
Member (n) : person belonging to a group, limb
Membrane (n): a thin skin which covers the part of the body
Memento (n): something to awaken memory
Memoir (n) : a short biography
Memorable (adj.): fit to be remembered, noteworthy
Memorable (adv.) : memorably
Memorandum (n): a record for future use, minute
Memorial (n) : monument
Memorize (v): commit to memory, learn by heart
Memory (n) : power of keeping facts in mind, remembrance
Menace (n): a threat, danger
Menace (v) : threaten, frighten
Menagerie (n): a collection of wild animals for show
Mend (v): to set right something broken or torn
Mend (n) : a part which has been repaired
Mendacious (adj.): given to utter lies, false, lying
Mendacity (n): untruthfulness. False statement
Mendicant (adj.) : begging
Mendicant (n) : a beggar
Menial (adj.): servile, humble
Menial (n) : a household servant
Menses (n.pl): the monthly discharge of a woman
Mensuration (n): the science of measuring
Mental (adj.) : relating to the mind
Mentality (n) : degree of intellectual power
Menthol (n): solid white substance like camphor used for colds etc.
Mention (n) : hint
Mention (v): speak about
Mentor (n): an adviser and helper
Menu (n) : list of dishes in a meal, a bill of fare
Mercantile (adj.): relating to trade or merchants
Mercenary (adj.) : greedy, hired
Mercenary (n) : one who or that which is hired
Merchandise (n): trade goods
Merchant (n) : a trader
Merciful (adj.) : feeling, mercy
Merciless (adj.) : pitiless
Merciless (adv.) : mercilessly
Mercury (n): silvery white liquid metal, quick silver, the planet nearest to the sun
Mercy (n): pity, kindness
Mere (adj.) : not more than, simple
Merely (adv) : simply, solely
Meretricious (adj.): attractive but false
Merge (v): become one, plunge
Merge (n) : merger

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