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English Vocabulary Index
Learn English Vocabulary for 8th July :
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Minion (n) : a favourite servant
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Minister (n) : a member of the cabinet, an ambassador; a religious head
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Ministry (n) : Department of a state under a Ministry
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Mink (n) : small animal valued for its fur
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Minnow (n): a very small fresh-water fish
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Minor (adj.) : smaller, less, petty
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Minor (n) : a person under age(of 18 years)
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Minority (n): State of being under age, smaller number
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Minster (n): a monastery, church especially a cathedral
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Minstrel (n): a musician
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Mint (n) : place where coins are made
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Mint (v) : coin money invent
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Minuet (n) : a dance
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Minus (adj.): the sign-less than nothing
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Minute (n) : the 60th part of an hour
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Minute (adj.) : very small
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Minx (n) : an impudent girl
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Miracle (n) : remarkable and surprising event
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Miracle (adj.) : miraculous
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Mirage (n) : an optical illusion
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Mire (n) : thick wet mud
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Mirle (n): dark
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Mirror (n) : a looking glass, a pattern
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Mirth (n) : happiness
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Misadventure (n) : misfortune
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Misanthrope (n) : person who hates, mankind
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Misapprehend (v) : understand wrongly, get a wrong idea about
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Misappropriate (v): to put to a wrong use
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Misbehave (v): behave badly
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Misbehaviour (n) : bad conduct
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Miscarriage (n) : the act of giving birth prematurely, failure
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Miscarry (v) : go wrong, be unsuccessful, fail
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Miscellaneous (adj.) : of many kinds, mixed
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Miscellany (n) : a publication containing treatises
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Mischance (n) : ill-luck, mishap
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Mischief (n) : injury, damage, harm
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Mischievous (adj.) : full of mischief, harmful
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Misconceive (v): to understand wrongly
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Misconduct (n) : improper behaviour
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Misconduct (v) : behave badly
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Misconstrue (v) : misjudge, give a wrong meaning
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Miscount (v): to count wrongly
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Miscreant (n) : wrong-doer, a very wicked person
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Misdeal (v) : to deal wrongly
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Misdeed (n) : wicked act, crime
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