think of MITIGATE as COLGATE(toothpaste).Use of COLGATE lessen or try to lessen the extent of germs in our teeth. Use of MITIGATE will also lessen or try lessen the extent of [depends on your usage :)}]
mitigate -> MIT + i + gate... when you reach the gates of MIT.. your tensions about PG admissions will be appeased/mitigated!!
there should me less "mitti" on gate,so mitigate means -to lessen
some how sounds to me like midget.. i.e. small person and can be considered to have less strength (force)...
to lessen "mitti" in our house,"mitti" "gate" ke bahar kar do. Therefore MITIGATE - to lessen MITTI by throwing it out of GATE.
The opposition layer was mitigating the evidence. The chances of winning the case was lessen.
if u r preparing for gate exam and feeling tensed..to make your tension eat some meeti like cadbury to REDUCE(MAKE LESS SEVERE) the tension..mitigate..!!
Mitti ke gate par bike takrane se gate kamjor ho gaya
money has been vanishing slowly but constantly(DECREASING) who's PURSE of guy, having shopping with his girlfriend, decreasing = MITIGATING = reducing slowly
MINI GATE - only smaller, less intense things can pass through
Mit-Mighti.e,Harshness
Gate-To stop,
TO stop harshness and to easen one's pain
Sodium ChlorATE (bleach) will mitigATE a stain on clothes
mitigate = he is atanding in the gate with miti i.e is sweet to make leesen the quarrel between us.
gate ke andhar mitti nahi hona chahiye
modicum
Definition (noun) a small or moderate or token amount
Example Sentence
England still expects a modicum of eccentricity in its artists
Mnemonics (Memory Aids) for modicum
MODICUM=MODERATE+INCOME
modicum and moderate had "mode" in common...and "cum" means small in hindi.
Modicum sounds like (bahuut hi Kum) that is very little or small in quantity
MODICUM=MODI+CUM(come)...so whenever Narendra MODI COMES to the hotel he is served only LIMITED QUANTITY of food...no offence pls
moratorium:more auto-so if there are more autos are running in the city then will be heavy traffic and delay in the time for everyone.,.,,,.
moratorium = more + orator; more orator are there so your chance will come after sometime.
(mora)torium - mora means dieing, to suspend thereby
Auditorium cannot be booked because of moratorium ( ie delay of payment )
mordant
Definition (noun) a substance used to treat leather or other materials before dyeing; aids in dyeing process
Definition (adj) harshly ironic or sinister
......MOR..(MORE means jayada )+DANT?(DANNT)...in our child hood when playing with our frnds we use to STING OR BITE THEM WHENEVER WE GOT ANGRY ON THEM BECOZ OF THAT hame kabhi (more)daant bhi milti thi mummy papa se...
Mortal + Ant
biting, stinging
you start "more denting" i.e mordant your car before you give it a new paint.
this helps if you know hyderabad.. moribund sounds like TANKBUND, where a number of accidents and suicides take place. so it should remind you of death.
MORI(mine)+BAND(end)....mori saanse band hone lagi hain....I an about to die !!!!!
meri saans bund ho gyi..I am feeling moribund
very very simple....MORI(guttar)+ BUND ... so mori mai BUND karna , woh suffocation se mar jayega .....DEAD..
MORI(hole...here relate with mouths'hole)+BUND(shut)...so if u shut ur mouth for ever and dont eat anything definitely u would be on verge of death.
Take MORI as BORI... in which wheat and all comes.... So kisi ko BORI me baand karr denge to ...he vl b abt to Die....
Mori sounds like Nori, a seaweed that is used to wrap sushi. Think of bund as bundle; wrapping seaweed in a bundle around a person like a mummy or someone who is dead.
"bund" in telugu means metal rod.so when you beat someone with bund he will die...
Think of it like this..Easy to Remember Two words..!! MORBID means characteristic of a disease,gloomy(MORe+BED) and MORIBUND can be thought as a consequence..He is dying so MORIBUND..!!!
Muri means Murgi (chicken) Bund means off breathing, that means about to dye
Moribund when mor(peacock) band.
In punjabi....mori (Window)....bund (ass)....bund marr ke mori bana di....person will definitely get near death experience
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