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- milestone Word B1 A milestone is an important event or stage that marks significant progress or development.
- mind your Ps and Qs Idiom C1 Be very polite and careful about what you say and do, especially in formal situations.
- mind-blowing Word Mind-blowing means extremely surprising or impressive.
- mindfulness Word B2 Mindfulness is the practice of paying calm, focused attention to the present moment.
- minimalism Word C1 Minimalism is a style or approach that deliberately uses only what is essential.
- misandry Word C1 Misandry is hatred of men or a strong prejudice against men as a group.
- misinformation Word B2 Misinformation is false or inaccurate information that is shared, often without the intent to deceive.
- misogyny Word C1 Misogyny is a strong dislike of, contempt for, or prejudice against women.
- modernism Word C1 Modernism is a movement in art, literature, and architecture that deliberately broke with traditional styles to experim…
- modest Word B2 Modest describes someone or something that is not proud or showy and does not claim too much attention.
- modesty Word C1 Modesty is the quality of not boasting and of keeping a humble, unshowy attitude about yourself.
- monotheism Word C1 Monotheism is the belief that there is only one God.
- moral Word B2 Moral means relating to ideas of right and wrong behavior.
- morality Word C1 Morality is the set of principles about what is right and wrong behavior.
- more haste less speed Idiom C1 Used to warn that rushing often causes mistakes and slows you down overall.
- motif Word C1 A motif is a repeated pattern, theme, or idea in art, music, literature, or design.
- mug's game Idiom C1 A mug's game is an activity that is pointless, foolish, or not worth the effort, often because the odds are against you.
- mutton dressed as lamb Idiom C1 A person or thing trying to look younger or more fashionable than is appropriate, especially an older woman dressing li…
- nail your colours to the mast Idiom C1 To nail your colours to the mast means to publicly and firmly state which side, opinion, or cause you support.
- narcissism Word C1 Narcissism is excessive self-focus and admiration for oneself.