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médicinalement: medicinally
médico-légal: medicolegal
médico-social: medicosocial
médicolégal: forensic (relating to the use of science and technology in the investigation and establishment of facts or evidence in a court of law); medicolegal
médicosocial: medical and social
médicéen: Medician
médier: to mediate
médina: medina (old town of North African cities)
médiocratie: mediocracy
médiocre: mediocre, middle; poor, unsatisfactory
médiocrement: mediocrely (in a mediocre way)
médiocriser: to make mediocre
médiocrité: mediocrity (quality of being intermediate between two extremes); mediocrity, middlingness
médipôle: medical centre
médique: Median, Medean; Persian
médire: to slander, to speak badly of
médisance: calumny, vilification, character assassination; scandal, scandalous gossip, malicious gossip
médisant: slanderous, defamatory
médisant: rumormonger
méditatif: meditative, thoughtful
méditation: meditation, mindfulness; deep reflection, deep thought
méditativement: meditatively, thoughtfully
méditer: to think over, ponder, reflect on; to meditate
méditerrané: inland (remote from the coast)
méditerranéen: Mediterranean
méditerranéité: landlockedness; Mediterraneanness (the state or quality of being Mediterranean)
médium: middle register; medium (a person who contacts the dead)
médiumnimique: mediumistic
médiumnique: mediumistic
médiumnité: mediumship
médius: middle finger
médiété: mediant
médiéval: medieval (relating to the Middle Ages)
médiévisme: medievialsm
médiéviste: medievalist (one who studies culture and history in the Middle Ages)
médoc: medication
médoïde: medoid
médulla: medulla
médullaire: medullary
méduse: jellyfish
méduser: to dumbfound, stupefy
mée: a wooden chest, used in some regions of France, for storing dishware or food; a kneading trough
méfaire: to do wrong; to do something immoral
méfait: a misdeed, wrong action by legal or moral standards; some damage, material harm
méfiance: distrust (lack of trust or confidence)
méfiant: wary
méfier: to mistrust, to be wary of, to watch out for
méforme: lack of fitness, being out of shape
méga: very
méga: meg (megabyte)
méga-ohm: mega-ohm
mégaampère: megaampere
mégabase: megabase
mégabasite: synonym of wolframite
mégabecquerel: megabecquerel
mégabit: megabit
mégabyte: megabyte
mégacalorie: megacalorie
mégacandela: megacandela
mégacatastrophe: an exceptionally great catastrophe