monotone
nounSpeech or sound that remains at one pitch with little variation.
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Clear all filtersmorale
nounThe confidence, enthusiasm, and sense of purpose of a person or group.
moralistic
adjectivePreoccupied with judging conduct by moral rules, often in a self-righteous or overbearing way.
Overly judgmental about morals
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moribund
adjectiveNear death or close to ceasing activity or existence.
morose
adjectiveSullen and gloomy in mood.
moxie
nounInformal: courage, determination, and resourcefulness.
multifaceted
adjectiveHaving several different aspects or features.
multiplicity
nounA large number or varied collection of something.
multitude
nounA very large number of things or a large gathering of people.
mundane
adjectiveOrdinary or lacking excitement; also worldly rather than spiritual.
mutable
adjectiveCapable of changing or prone to change.
myopia
nounNearsightedness; figuratively, a failure to consider wider or longer-term consequences.
One word family: also includes myopic.
Limited long-term outlook
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