Definition

In perfect condition, as if it has just been made or produced, without any damage or wear.

Example

The collector was thrilled to find a mint copy of the rare comic book.

Conversation

Have you seen my old comic book? It's in mint condition!

No, I haven't. I thought you lost it ages ago.

I found it tucked away in a box! It's amazing how it stayed mint all these years.

That's awesome! You should show it to me sometime.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A type of plant known for its strong, fresh flavor, often used in cooking and candies, or a place where coins are made.

Example

I love adding fresh mint to my tea for extra flavor.

Conversation

Have you ever tried that new mint chocolate ice cream at the shop?

No, I haven't! Is it really that good?

Yeah, it's super refreshing and perfect for hot days.

Definition

To create or produce something, especially by stamping metal to make coins.

Example

The government decided to mint new coins to replace the old ones.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you heard about that new phrase they minted for the campaign?

Yeah, it sounds catchy and really fits the message.

I think it's cool how they can just mint something fresh like that.

Root Explanation

Mint → The word 'mint' originates from Old English 'mynte', which comes from Latin 'mentha', meaning a plant of the mint family. It refers specifically to the aromatic herb used for flavoring and culinary purposes.

Memory Tip

Think of the aromatic herb 'mint' that adds flavor to dishes — it comes from the Latin word for the plant.

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