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Synonym for mot [noun]

The synonym mot synonymous definition words:
means "saying"
adage, maxim, remark, proverb, bon mot, witty saying, comment, return, witticism, jest, crack
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Further results for the word "mot"

crack [noun]

means "speech"
comment, return, witticism, jest, mot

leitmotif [noun]

means "melody"
motif, theme, song

mote [noun]

means "speck"
dot, point

motel [noun]

means "place"
motor inn, lodge, hotel, road house, resort

moth-eaten [adjective]

means "scruffy"
scabby, dirty, sick, mangy, tattered

mother [noun]

means "person"
parent, ma, matriarch, mama, mom, mommy

mother tongue [noun]

means "language"
common speech, dialect, utterance, vernacular, tongue

motherland [noun]

means "nation"
government, country, fatherland, kingdom, state

motherly [adjective]

means "maternal"
protective, sympathetic

motif [noun]

means "subject"
theme, topic, point, subject matter, motive, leitmotif

motif [noun]

means "design"
figure, pattern, motive, composition, style

motion [verb]

means "matter"
suggestion, proposition, consideration, plan
- conjugate verb motion

motion [verb]

means "action"
gesture, gesticulate, sign, move, beckon, wave, call, prompt
- conjugate verb motion

motion [noun]

means "action"
gesture, stir, direction, move, stirring, course, movement

motion picture [noun]

means "movie"
film, cinema, cartoon, dramatisation, dramatization

motionless [adjective]

means "still"
inert, stationary, unmoving, quiescent, at rest

motivate [verb]

means "force"
coerce, constrain, make, oblige, drive, exact, enforce
- conjugate verb motivate

motivation [noun]

means "helpfulness"
support, reassuring, encouragement, enlivening, comfort, urging

motive [noun]

means "subject"
account, ground, consideration, grounds, excuse, purpose, reason

motley [adjective]

means "multi-coloured"
prismatic, kaleidoscopic, mottled, dappled, varicoloured, variegated

motley [adjective]

means "heterogeneous"
mixed, miscellaneous, assorted, indiscriminate, varied, sundry, various

motor [noun]

means "thing"
mechanism, device, contrivance, instrument, machine, implement, gadget
- translate motor

motor vehicle [noun]

means "lorry"
automobile, rig, semi, van, wagon, car, truck

motorboat [noun]

means "boat"
launch, ship

motorised [adjective]

means "equipped with a motor"
mobile

motorist [noun]

means "user"
worker, driver, operator, engineer, operative

motorized [adjective]

means "equipped with a motor"
mobile

mottled [adjective]

means "multi-coloured"
prismatic, kaleidoscopic, motley, dappled, varicoloured, variegated

motto [noun]

means "saying"
slogan, maxim, aphorism, catchword, axiom, adage

motto [noun]

means "principle"
formula, rule, truism, credo, tenet

active [adjective]

means "movement"
living, acting, mobile, alive, motive, dynamic

adage [noun]

means "saying"
maxim, proverb, cliché, motto, slogan, aphorism

adopt [verb]

means "relationship"
take in, mother, father
- conjugate verb adopt

aphorism [noun]

means "saying"
maxim, proverb, cliché, motto, slogan, adage

apothegm [noun]

means "sententious maxim"
maxim, adage, proverb, motto

appeal [verb]

means "application"
contest, petition, motion, resort, review
- conjugate verb appeal

appeal [noun]

means "application"
request, petition, motion, suit, claim, counterclaim

atom [noun]

means "thing"
fragment, bit, particle, mite, whit, mote

beckon [verb]

means "gesture"
gesticulate, sign, move, motion, wave, call
- conjugate verb beckon

byword [noun]

means "maxim"
adage, motto, saying, slogan, proverb, aphorism

cause [noun]

means "thing"
rationale, motive

cause [noun]

means "aim"
purpose, reason, objective, end, motive, goal

chorus [noun]

means "music"
refrain, melody, theme, strain, motif

cliché [noun]

means "saying"
maxim, proverb, adage, motto, slogan, aphorism

computer [noun]

means "mechanism"
device, contrivance, instrument, motor, implement, gadget

continent [noun]

means "country"
nation, motherland, fatherland, region, province, land

dappled [adjective]

means "multi-coloured"
prismatic, kaleidoscopic, mottled, motley, varicoloured, variegated

desire [noun]

means "hunger"
hope, appetite, motive, longing, craving, urge

device [noun]

means "language"
motto, axiom, legend, slogan

dictum [noun]

means "proverb"
adage, precept, motto, maxim, slogan

dinghy [noun]

means "boat"
tender, skiff, motorboat, lifeboat

dot [noun]

means "speck"
point, mote

drift [noun]

means "flow"
current, stream, tide, wash, flux, motion

drive [verb]

means "transport"
ride, motor, go, spin, turn, travel
- conjugate verb drive
- translate drive

drive [noun]

means "effect"
effort, moment, impulse, motive, energy, incentive
- translate drive

driver [noun]

means "person"
motorist, cab driver, bus driver, licensed operator, operator

dusty [adjective]

means "characteristic"
moth-eaten, musty, fusty, crumbling, antediluvian, withered

encouragement [noun]

means "helpfulness"
support, reassuring, motivation, enlivening, comfort, urging

epigram [noun]

means "quip"
joke, pun, witticism, motto, slogan, aphorism

fatherland [noun]

means "nation"
government, motherland, country, kingdom, state

figure [noun]

means "thing"
design, device, motif, motive, pattern

film [noun]

means "entertainment"
movie, motion picture, cinema, cartoon, dramatisation, dramatization

fleck [noun]

means "spot"
speck, dapple, dot, streak, mote

frayed [adjective]

means "worn"
worn out, ragged, shabby, tattered, threadbare, moth-eaten

freeway [noun]

means "main road"
road, artery, highway, turnpike, motorway

gesticulate [verb]

means "gesture"
motion, sign, move, beckon, wave, call
- conjugate verb gesticulate

gesture [verb]

means "make gestures"
signal, indicate, motion, gesticulate
- conjugate verb gesture

ground [noun]

means "cause"
base, basis, foundation, motive, premise, reason

grounds [noun]

means "basis"
cause, factor, foundation, motive, premise, reason

helpfulness [noun]

means "encouragement"
support, reassuring, motivation, enlivening, comfort, urging

hostel [noun]

means "lodging place"
inn, motel

ignite [verb]

means "start"
begin, motivate, encourage
- conjugate verb ignite

immobile [adjective]

means "standing still"
static, stagnant, stationary, motionless, quiescent, inert

impulse [noun]

means "inspiration"
desire, motivation, proclivity, inclination, bent, stimulus

incentive [noun]

means "objective"
aim, reason, intention, motive, purpose, impetus

indiscriminate [adjective]

means "assorted"
varied, mixed, variegated, motley, heterogeneous

inspiration [noun]

means "impulse"
desire, motivation, proclivity, inclination, bent, stimulus

inspire [verb]

means "be the cause of"
enkindle, spark, stimulate, motivate
- conjugate verb inspire

inspire [verb]

means "animate"
invigorate, enliven, encourage, hearten, inspirit, motivate
- conjugate verb inspire

inspired [adjective]

means "animated"
excited, motivated

kingdom [noun]

means "nation"
government, motherland, fatherland, country, state

launch [noun]

means "boat"
motorboat, ship

lifeboat [noun]

means "boat"
dinghy, skiff, motorboat, tender

lodging [noun]

means "temporary accommodation"
inn, hotel, motel, resort, room, lodge

machine [noun]

means "mechanism"
device, contrivance, instrument, motor, implement, gadget

mangy [adjective]

means "scruffy"
scabby, dirty, sick, moth-eaten, tattered

matron [noun]

means "dowager"
dame, matriarch, lady, mother, woman, wife

mechanism [noun]

means "machine"
device, contrivance, instrument, motor, implement, gadget

miscellany [noun]

means "medley"
assortment, jumble, melee, mixed bag, motley, pot-pourri

mistress [noun]

means "manager"
caretaker, wife, mother, housekeeper

move [noun]

means "movement"
action, motion, progress, transit

movement [noun]

means "rhythm"
division, motion, part, section, tempo, time

movement [noun]

means "action"
transit, change, move, activity, motion, progress

movie [noun]

means "film"
motion picture, cinema, cartoon, dramatisation, dramatization

multi-coloured [adjective]

means "varicoloured"
variegated, kaleidoscopic, prismatic, dappled, mottled

multifarious [adjective]

means "multiple"
numerous, various, manifold, assorted, miscellaneous, motley

nod [noun]

means "cue"
greeting, motion, signal, sign, inclination, dip

nurse [verb]

means "activity"
nurture, feed, foster, cultivate, nourish, mother
- conjugate verb nurse

object [noun]

means "aim"
intention, motivation, intent, motive, purpose, reason

occasion [verb]

means "cause"
bring about, introduce, do, create, give rise to, motivate
- conjugate verb occasion

offer [noun]

means "proposal"
submission, bid, presentation, motion, overture, suggestion

operator [noun]

means "user"
worker, workman, driver, motorist, engineer, operative

origin [noun]

means "cause"
motive, inducement, inspiration
- translate origin

parent [noun]

means "genitor"
ancestor, forefather, father, mother, forbear, dam

parti-coloured [adjective]

means "variegated"
mottled

passive [adjective]

means "inactive"
motionless, inert, idle, prone, quiescent

picture [noun]

means "film"
cinema, motion picture, movie

platitude [noun]

means "cliché"
truism, saying, triviality, inanity, bromide, motto

play [noun]

means "action"
activity, exercise, motion, movement, operation
- translate play

point [noun]

means "thing"
speck, dot, mote
- translate point

pretension [noun]

means "pretext"
motive, allegation, maintenance, ostentation

proposal [noun]

means "offer"
submission, bid, presentation, motion, overture, suggestion

quiet [adjective]

means "movement"
motionless, placid, still, unruffled, unmoved, unmoving
- translate quiet

reason [noun]

means "aim"
objective, incentive, intention, motive, purpose, impetus

reasoning [noun]

means "thinking"
inference, deduction, thought, motivation, rationale

reassuring [noun]

means "helpfulness"
support, encouragement, motivation, enlivening, comfort, urging

resort [noun]

means "vacation spot"
retreat, hotel, spa, motel, refuge, hangout

ride [verb]

means "travel"
motor, drive, tour, journey
- conjugate verb ride

root [noun]

means "foundation"
basis, footing, base, cause, motive, grounds
- translate root

run [noun]

means "sequence"
series, course, set, motion, progress, extent

sake [noun]

means "consequence"
purpose, motive, principle, result, reason, objective

saying [noun]

means "language"
adage, maxim, proverb, motto, precept, dictum

scabby [adjective]

means "scruffy"
mangy, dirty, sick, moth-eaten, tattered

score [noun]

means "purpose"
motive, reason, ground, consideration
- translate score

scruffy [adjective]

means "mangy"
scabby, dirty, sick, moth-eaten, tattered

signal [noun]

means "indication"
sign, motion, gesture, wave, flag, flare

splotch [verb]

means "smudge"
blotch, mottle
- conjugate verb splotch

stagnant [adjective]

means "standing still"
static, immobile, stationary, motionless, quiescent, inert

stain [noun]

means "thing"
mottle, discolouration

standing [adjective]

means "stagnant"
motionless, stationary, still, unmoving, idle, unused

static [adjective]

means "state"
standing still, stagnant, immobile, stationary, motionless, quiescent

stationary [adjective]

means "stagnant"
motionless, standing, still, unmoving, idle, unused

still [adjective]

means "movement"
motionless, inert, stationary, unmoving, quiescent, at rest

stimulated [adjective]

means "excited"
inspired, accelerated, motivated, aroused, keyed up, encouraged

stipple [verb]

means "dot"
dab, daub, dapple, spot, mottle, splotch
- conjugate verb stipple

stock-still [adjective]

means "rigid"
motionless, stony

stony [adjective]

means "rigid"
motionless, stock-still

supine [adjective]

means "inactive"
passive, inert, sluggish, lethargic, listless, motionless

sweep [noun]

means "movement"
move, stroke, thrust, course, motion, gesture

swing [noun]

means "movement"
sway, undulation, oscillation, wave, motion, vibration

take in [verb]

means "adopt"
mother, father
- conjugate verb take in

tattered [adjective]

means "scruffy"
scabby, dirty, sick, moth-eaten, mangy

tempo [noun]

means "momentum"
speed, velocity, gait, stride, motion, rate

tender [noun]

means "sea"
boat, dinghy, skiff, motorboat, lifeboat

theme [noun]

means "subject"
topic, point, thesis, issue, motif, proposition

theme [noun]

means "music"
melody, motif, leitmotif, song

thread [noun]

means "subject"
theme, motif, plot, story line, concentration, thesis

threadbare [adjective]

means "worn"
worn out, ragged, shabby, tattered, frayed, moth-eaten

tongue [noun]

means "language"
common speech, dialect, utterance, vernacular, mother tongue
- translate tongue

torpid [adjective]

means "apathetic"
inactive, inert, lethargic, sluggish, slow, motionless

transit [noun]

means "movement"
action, motion, progress, move

unmoved [adjective]

means "firm"
immovable, determined, decided, motionless, quiescent, solid

user [noun]

means "person"
operator, worker, driver, motorist, engineer, operative

varied [adjective]

means "assorted"
indiscriminate, mixed, variegated, motley, heterogeneous

variegated [adjective]

means "multi-coloured"
prismatic, kaleidoscopic, mottled, dappled, varicoloured, motley

vernacular [noun]

means "common speech"
mother tongue, dialect, tongue, patois, argot

vigor [noun]

means "vitality"
soundness, nimbleness, liveliness, bounce, vim, motion

wake [verb]

means "activity"
animate, activate, provoke, stimulate, motivate, kindle
- conjugate verb wake

watchword [noun]

means "slogan"
motto

wave [verb]

means "action"
greet, beckon, call, motion, signal
- conjugate verb wave

whit [noun]

means "fragment"
bit, particle, mite, atom, mote, dot

yearning [noun]

means "hunger"
hope, appetite, motive, longing, craving, urge
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