MEK

Meaning of MEK in English

MEK ( also MKO) People's Mujahidin of Iran a terrorist organization formed in the 1960s by children of Iranian merchants; sought to counter the Shah of Iran's pro-Western policies of modernization and anti-communism; following a philosophy that mixes Marxism and Islam it now attacks the Islamic fundamentalists who deposed the Shah

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MEK — abbreviation methyl ethyl ketone
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MEK — abbreviation methyl ethyl ketone
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MEK — Chem. See methyl ethyl ketone .
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MEK — methyl ethyl ketone
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MEK — [MEK] abbreviation methyl ethyl ketone
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MEK — Function: abbreviation methyl ethyl ketone
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PEOPLES MUJAHIDIN IRAN — MEK ( also MKO) People's Mujahidin of Iran a terrorist organization formed in the 1960s by children of Iranian merchants; …
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MUJAHIDIN — MEK ( also MKO) People's Mujahidin of Iran a terrorist organization formed in the 1960s by children of Iranian merchants; …
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SYSTEMIC — I. sə̇ˈstemik, -mēk adjective Etymology: system + -ic : of, relating to, or common to a system: as a. : …
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STOMACHFUL — I. ˈstəmə̇kfəl, -mēk- adjective Etymology: stomach (I) + -ful (adjective suffix) 1. archaic : obstinate , stubborn 2. archaic : …
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SEISMIC — I. ˈsī]zmik, -mēk also ]sm- sometimes ˈse] or ˈsā] or ˈsē] adjective also seis·mi·cal -mə̇kəl, -mēk- Etymology: Greek seism os …
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MEEK — I. ˈmēk adjective ( -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English meoc, mek, meek, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse mjūkr …
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EPIDEMIC — I. |epə|demik, -mēk adjective also ep·i·dem·i·cal -mə̇kəl, -mēk- Etymology: French épidémique, from Middle French epidemique, from epidemie epidemic (n.) (from …
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ENDEMIC — I. (ˈ)en|demik, -mēk sometimes -dēm- adjective also en·dem·i·cal -mə̇kəl, -mēk- Etymology: endemic from French endémique, from endémie, n., endemic (from …
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DYNAMIC — I. (ˈ)dī|namik, -mēk sometimes də̇ˈn- adjective also dy·nam·i·cal -mə̇kəl, -mēk- Etymology: French dynamique, New Latin dynamicus, & German dynamisch, from …
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TOPONYMIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|nimik, -mēk adjective or top·onym·i·cal -mə̇kəl, -mēk- Etymology: toponymy + -ic or -ical : of or relating to toponyms or …
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TAXONOMIC — |taksə|nämik, -mēk adjective also tax·o·nom·i·cal -mə̇kəl, -mēk- : of or relating to or having the character of taxonomy
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PLASMIC — ˈplazmik, -mēk adjective Etymology: plasm- + -ic : protoplasmic , plasmatic • plas·mi·cal·ly -mə̇k(ə)lē, -mēk-, -li adverb
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PHYSIOGNOMIC — |fizēə(g)ˌˈnämik, -mēk adjective also phys·i·ognom·i·cal -mə̇kəl, -mēk- Etymology: physiognomic from Late Latin physiognomicus, from Late Latin physiognomia physiognomy + Latin …
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PHONEMIC — fōˈnēmik, fəˈ-, -mēk adjective 1. : of, relating to, or having the characteristics of a phoneme phonemic analysis 2. a. …
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PANORAMIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|ramik, -mēk adjective Etymology: panorama + -ic : of, relating to, or resembling a panorama panoramic novels a lookout tower …
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MORPHEME — ˈmȯrˌfēm, ˈmȯ(ə)ˌ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: French morphème, from morph- + -ème -eme 1. : a feature of language …
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MICROCOSMIC — |mīkrō|käzmik, -mēk adjective Etymology: New Latin microcosmicus, from Medieval Latin microcosmus microcosm + Latin -icus -ic : of, relating to, …
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LOGARITHMIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|rithmik, -mēk adjective also log·a·rith·mi·cal -mə̇kəl, -mēk- 1. : of, involving, or expressed in terms of a logarithm 2. : …
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GASTRONOMIC — |gastrə|nämik, -mēk adjective also gas·tro·nom·i·cal -mə̇kəl, -mēk- Etymology: French gastronomique, from gastronomie + -ique -ic, -ical : of or relating …
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EPIDERMAL — |epə|dərməl, -də̄m-, -dəim- adjective also ep·i·der·mic -mik, -mēk ; or ep·i·der·mi·cal -mə̇kəl, -mēk- ; or ep·i·der·mous -məs : of, relating …
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ECONOMIC — |ekə|nämik, |ēk-, -mēk adjective also ec·o·nom·i·cal -mə̇kəl, -mēk- Etymology: economic from Late Latin oeconomicus of or relating to a divine …
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SERVOMECHANISM — — servomechanical /serr'voh meuh kan"i keuhl/ , adj. — servomechanically , adv. /serr"voh mek'euh niz'euhm, serr'voh mek"-/ , n. an …
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MECKLENBURG-STRELITZ — /mek"leuhn berrg'shtray"lits/ ; Ger. /mek"leuhn boorddk'shtrdday"lits, may"kleuhn-/ , n. See under Mecklenburg .
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MECKLENBURG-SCHWERIN — /mek"leuhn berrg'shwer"euhn/ ; Ger. /mek"leuhn boorddk'shvay rddeen", may"kleuhn-/ , n. See under Mecklenburg .
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MECKLENBURG — /mek"leuhn berrg'/ ; Ger. /mek"leuhn boorddk', may"kleuhn-/ , n. a former state in NE Germany, formed in 1934 from two …
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