English to English Dictionary

Monocracy

Government by a single person; absolute rule or autocracy.

Monocultural Communication

The process of communication that occurs within a single cultural context, where shared values, beliefs, and practices influence the exchange of information.

Monogram

A motif or logo made by overlapping or combining two or more letters to form a single symbol.

Monosyllable

A word consisting of only one syllable.

Monotone

A succession of sounds or words uttered in a single unvarying pitch.

Mood-altering

Having the capacity to affect or change a person's emotional state, feelings, or psychological disposition.

Moral Rectitude

The quality of being morally correct and honorable.

Moral fibre

Strength of character, integrity, and the ability to act rightly and courageously under pressure.

Morally Repugnant

Causing a strong feeling of disgust or aversion due to ethical or moral reasons.

Morally bankrupt

Completely lacking in moral principles, ethics, integrity, or a sense of responsibility.

Morass

An area of muddy or boggy ground.

Morbid Humor

A form of humor that finds amusement in subjects that are generally considered serious, grim, or taboo.