Definition: In a way that lacks meaning or purpose; without significance.

Example: He spoke meaninglessly during the meeting, making it hard to follow his points.

Definition: In a way that suggests a deeper or implied significance.

Example: She looked at him meaningfully, hinting at her true feelings.

Definition: At the same time or during the time in between two events.

Example: The meeting will start at 3 PM; meanwhile, you can prepare the presentation.

Definition: The time that occurs between two events or actions.

Example: I will finish my homework; meanwhile, you can watch TV.

Definition: Capable of being repaired or fixed.

Example: The broken chair is mendable, so we can fix it easily.

Definition: Describing something that is suitable to be talked about or noted; it is not considered taboo or unimportant.

Example: The topic of climate change is very mentionable in today's discussions.

Definition: Used to emphasize that something is small or unimportant; just or only.

Example: She was merely trying to help, not to cause any trouble.

Definition: The most disorganized or untidy; having a lot of dirt or disorder.

Example: After the party, the living room was the messiest it had ever been.

Definition: In a way that is disorganized or untidy; not neat or clean.

Example: The children played messily in the mud, leaving their clothes dirty.

Definition: The quality or state of being untidy or disorganized.

Example: The messiness of his room made it hard to find anything.

Definition: A linguistic or chemical process where elements, sounds, or letters are rearranged or exchanged to create new forms or meanings.

Example: The word 'aks' is an example of metathesis, where the sounds are switched to form 'ask'.