M
- myriad noun (a myriad, myriads); adjective (myriad lights)
A myriad is a very great number, far more than anyone could count: a myriad of stars. - myrrh noun (myrrh, uncountable)
A sweet-smelling, bitter gum (resin) from a small thorny tree in Arabia and Africa, used in perfumes, medicines and incense. - myrtle noun (myrtles)
A myrtle is an evergreen shrub with shiny leaves and small white or pink flowers, often grown in gardens. - mysterious adjective (mysterious; mysteriously adv.)
1) Mysterious means strange and hard to explain or understand. 2) A mysterious person keeps secrets or does not tell much about themselves. - mystery noun (mystery, mysteries); adjective (mystery — unknown)
A mystery is something strange that is not known or explained yet. - mystic adjective (mystic, more mystic); noun (a mystic, mystics)
Mystic means connected with a hidden or secret meaning, something that cannot be understood by reason alone. - mystical adjective (mystical)
1) Having a hidden spiritual meaning that is hard to explain, beyond the everyday world. 2) Strange, magical and full of wonder. - mysticism noun
The search for knowledge of God and hidden truth through deep spiritual thought and experience.
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