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mott

Intermediate (B1)

IPA: /mɒt/

KK: /mɑt/

noun
Definition

A small group of trees or a thicket, often found in a natural setting.


Example

We found a lovely mott while hiking through the forest.


Conversation
Sloth A
Have you ever been to that little park by the river?
Sloth B
Yeah, I love that spot, especially the mott of trees there.
Sloth A
It’s such a nice place to relax and hang out.
Sloth B
I agree! We should plan a picnic there sometime.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
copse
grove
thicket
Antonyms
desert
barren
wasteland
Root Explanation

The word 'mott' originates from Old English 'mott', meaning a spot or a speck. It refers to a small mark or blemish, often used to describe a small area of color or texture.

Memory Tip

Think of a small 'spot' or 'speck' when you hear 'mott', as it directly relates to the idea of a tiny mark.

Visually Confused Words
motet
mot
motmot
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