ment
/mɛnt/; /mɛn(t)/Definitions
1. noun
a state of being or a condition, especially one that is difficult or unpleasant
“The patient’s illness was a serious setback in her ment of recovery.”
2. noun
a group of people or things sharing a common characteristic
“The ment of artists showcased their work in a local gallery.”
3. noun
a protective covering for a ship’s gun
“The old warship had a large ment to protect its cannons.”
4. noun
a device attached to a rope or chain to prevent it from running out
“The fisherman used a ment to secure his anchor.”
5. verb
to provide with a ment or device for protection
“The engineer ment the machine to prevent it from overheating.”
6. verb
to fit or attach a ment to something
“The sailor ment the rope to the mast.”
7. verb
to provide or equip with a ment
“The company ment the workers with new safety equipment.”