ment1. Contentment : content MENT (kon tent’ ment) n. A state of being satisfied with one’s lot 2. Aggrandizement : aggrandize MENT (a gran’diz ment) n. State of becoming greater 3. Alignment : align MENT ( a line’ ment) n. Result of setting in line 4. Amendment : amend MENT (a mend’ ment) n. Result of adding to a law 5. Apartment : apart MENT (a part’ ment) n. A set of rooms to live in 6. Appeasement : appease MENT (a peze’ ment) n. Act of quieting anger 7. Compliment : compli MENT (kom’ pli ment) n. Praise given as a result of an action 8. Attainment : attain MENT (a tane’ ment) n. The state of having reached a goal 9. Achievement : achieve MENT (a cheve’ ment) n. A thing accomplished with effort 10. Appointment : appoint MENT (a point’ ment) n. The result of an arrangement for a meeting A state of being aroused 12. Ferment : fer MENT (fer’ ment) n. A state of unrest’ excitement 13. Indictment : indict MENT (in dite’ ment) n. The result of an action in writing charging one with an offense 14. Instrument : instru MENT (in stru ment) n. A means to get a result; a tool 15. Nourishment : nourish MENT (nur’ ish ment) n. Food for the body 16. Postponement : postpone MENT (post pone’ ment) n. The result of putting a thing off for later; a delay 17. Presentiment : presenti MENT (pre sent’ I ment) n. A forewarning of evil to come 18. Resentment : resent MENT (re zent’ ment) n. Result of anger against another for cause 19. Statement : state MENT (state’ ment) n. An expression of fact or opinion 20. Testament : testa MENT (tes’ ta ment) n. Result of an expression of tribute; credo | ||||||||
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