monger in Irish
monger in Irish is ceannaí, mangaire — monger means to deal in or promote something, often used disapprovingly for spreading something harmful.
monger in Irish
ceannaí
A dealer or trader in a specific commodity.
mangaire
A dealer or trader in a specific commodity.
What does "monger" mean?
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verb To deal in or promote something, often used disapprovingly for spreading something harmful.
"The tabloid was accused of mongering fear about the outbreak."
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noun A trader or dealer in a specified good, as in "fishmonger" or "ironmonger."
"The fish monger laid out the morning's catch on ice."
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monger in a sentence
- The tabloid was accused of mongering fear about the outbreak.
- The fish monger laid out the morning's catch on ice.
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What is "monger" in Irish?
"monger" in Irish is ceannaí, mangaire. monger means: To deal in or promote something, often used disapprovingly for spreading something harmful.
How do you use "monger" in a sentence?
Example: "The tabloid was accused of mongering fear about the outbreak." In Irish, "monger" is ceannaí, mangaire.
Are there other ways to say "monger" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "monger": ceannaí, mangaire.
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