1. Mendicant: A beggar
The mendicant was beseeching passers-by for the money.
S: Panhandler
2. Mercenary: Working or done for payment only.
The mercenary can never become a good doctor.
S: Pecuniary
3. Metamorphosis: Transformation
Under the new editor, the magazine has undergone a metamorphosis.
S: Change, Conversion
4. Millennium: A period of thousand years
It is only once a millennium that we come across a great person like Gandhi.
5. Milksop: One who is easily frightened
The milksop found it difficult to converse with his dominerring friends.
S: Coward
6. Converse: The opposite
In the US, you drive on the right hand side of the road, but in Britain the converse applies.
7. Minuscule: Extremely small
Our earth appears to be minuscule in comparison with the vast universe.
S: Minute
A: Gigantic, Enormous, and Mammoth
8. Minutiae: Insignificant details
The committee studied the minutiae of the report for hours.
9. Minatory: Threatening
His father’s minatory tone brought the necessary.
S: Menacing
10. Misanthrope: One who detests or distrusts all people and human society.
11. Misogyny: Hatred of woman
12. Misogamist: One who hates marriage.
13. Missive: An official, formal or long letter
She sent a ten-page missive to the council, detailing her objections.
14. Modicum: A small amount of something good such as truth or honesty.
There is not even a modicum of truth in her statement.
15. Modulate: To regulate or adjust (voice)
The singer was asked to modulate her voice when she went into a high pitch.
S: Moderate
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