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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| mummy | noun | The ancients preserved their leader as a mummy. | dead embalmed body |
| munition | noun | Munitions are needed for this war. | war material, weapons and ammunition |
| musk | noun | A skunk will secrete a powerful blast of musk. | a greasy liquid with a powerful odor |
| mutation | noun | Some bacteria will undergo a mutation. | act of being altered or changed |
| mutilate | noun | The accident mutilated his face severely. | to disfigure by damaging irreparably |
| mythology | noun | It is mythology about aliens from outer space. | a collection of myths |
| naive | adj. | She seems naive about financial investments. | lacking worldliness and sophistication |
| narrate | verb | He will narrate when the film begins. | to tell in speech |
| nautical | adj. | The captain had much nautical experience. | of, or relating to ships, shipping, or navigation |
| navigate | verb | When we travel my wife navigates for us. | to follow a planned course |