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Definitions from the WebTerm: to may someoneDescription:The phrase "to may someone" refers to the action of causing confusion, perplexity, or uncertainty in someone. It may also imply misleading or deceiving someone deliberately, often resulting in a state of puzzlement or doubt. Possible Parts of Speech:
Senses and Usages:Sense 1: (Verb) to cause confusion or uncertainty in someone Example Sentence: She purposefully used complex language to may him during the presentation. Sense 2: (Verb) to deceive or mislead someone deliberately Example Sentence: The scammer attempted to may the elderly woman by posing as a bank representative. Sense 3: (Noun) the act of causing confusion or perplexity Example Sentence: The magician entertained the audience with his maying, making it impossible to determine how he performed his tricks. Sense 4: (Adjective) being in a state of confusion or bewilderment Example Sentence: The game's complex rules left the players feeling mazed and uncertain about their moves. Related Products: | ||||
to lose one of the five in the thorax to love to low self esteem to make a bit to make a long story short to make out to make up one s mind to manage to may someone to mess to mess around to mess up to mislead to muse on to mush to my discontent to my surprise
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