1. Lacerate: To tear roughly
The victim’s body was lacerated in the accident.
S: Mangle
2. Acclaim: To praise
M.S.Subbalakshmi, the music maestro (master in art), is acclaimed throughout the world.
3. Magnimous: Very kind and generous towards an enemy or someone you have defeated.
It was a magnanimous gesture on the part of the industrialist to pardon his subordinate’s malicious act.
A: Selfish
4. Magnate: A person who is very rich and successful in business or industry.
A well-known shipping magnate.
5. Malady: A disease
Bribery has become a malady in most government offices.
S: Illness, Disorder, Ailment
6. Malefactor: A person who does bad or illegal things.
Malefactors are equal to culprits.
7. Malfeasance: Wrong doing especially by public official.
The politician was sentenced to eight years imprisonment when his malfeasance was proved in the court of law.
8. Mammoth: Huge, Enormous
Cleaning up the city-wide mess is going to be a mammoth task.
9. Mandatory: Compulsory
It’s mandatory for all students to wear uniform during school hours.
10. Martinet: Someone who demands that rules and orders always be obeyed, even when it is unnecessary or unreasonable to do so.
Hitler was also known as martinet.
11. Maunder: To walk or move in a confused, aimless way
If you maunder at the interview, you will not get through.
12. Mediocre: Not very good; average
All the final projects are mediocre except two or three.
13. Melancholy: Very sad and depressed state
He became melancholic after his wife’s death.
S: Sorrowful
A: Tranquil, Halcyon
14. Mendacious: Not telling the truth
Don’t believe anything he says because he is a mendacious person.
15. Mendicant: A beggar
The mendicant was beseeching passers-by for the money.
S: Panhandler
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