The meaning of Monde

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Forming names of appliances or instruments.

Usage examples:

Bridle

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Forming names of animals and plants.

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Beetle

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Forming nouns having or originally having a diminutive sense.

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Mantle

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(forming adjectives from an original verb) apt to; liable to.

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Brittle

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Forming verbs, chiefly those expressing repeated action or movement (as in babble, dazzle), or having diminutive sense (as in nestle).

suffix

Forming names of appliances or instruments.

Usage examples:

Bridle

suffix

Forming names of animals and plants.

Usage examples:

Beetle

suffix

Forming nouns having or originally having a diminutive sense.

Usage examples:

Mantle

suffix

(forming adjectives from an original verb) apt to; liable to.

Usage examples:

Brittle

suffix

Forming verbs, chiefly those expressing repeated action or movement (as in babble, dazzle), or having diminutive sense (as in nestle).

suffix

Forming names of appliances or instruments.

Usage examples:

Bridle

suffix

Forming names of animals and plants.

Usage examples:

Beetle

suffix

Forming nouns having or originally having a diminutive sense.

Usage examples:

Mantle

suffix

(forming adjectives from an original verb) apt to; liable to.

Usage examples:

Brittle

suffix

Forming verbs, chiefly those expressing repeated action or movement (as in babble, dazzle), or having diminutive sense (as in nestle).

noun

A group of people who live and behave in ways that are not traditionally accepted as normal or morally correct

Usage examples:

He descended into the demi-monde of alcohol and drugs.