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Definition of mace - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
cookingspice from the outer layer of nutmeg
- She added mace to the stew for flavor.
2.
weaponDated heavy club used in combatDated
- The knight wielded a mace in battle.
3.
ceremonyRare UK ceremonial staff symbolizing authorityRare UK
- The official carried a mace during the procession.
4.
self-defenseRare US tear gas or pepper spray for defenseRare US
- She carried mace in her purse for protection.
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spice from the outer layer of nutmeg 
heavy club used in combat 
ceremonial staff symbolizing authority
Origin of mace
Middle English, mace (spice) from Old French
Terms with mace included in their meaning
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botanical
East Indian tree cultivated for nutmeg and mace
historical weapon
16th-century spiked mace used as a weapon
ceremony
person who carries a ceremonial mace in official events
safety
affected by mace spray causing irritation
ceremonial role
official who carries a mace in ceremonies
legal
officer in Scottish courts who carries the mace
Examples of mace in a sentence
The recipe called for a pinch of mace to enhance the taste. The museum displayed an ancient mace. He swung the mace with all his might. The university's mace was displayed at the entrance. During the ceremony, the mace was prominently featured. The store sells mace for personal safety.
He sprayed mace to deter the attacker.
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- French:macis, masse, ...
- German:Muskatblüte, Streitkolben, ...
- Italian:macis, mazza, ...
- Spanish:macis, garrote, ...
- Portuguese:macis, maça, ...
- Chinese:肉豆蔻皮, 狼牙棒, ...
- Japanese:メース, メイス, ...
- Arabic:بَشْر جوزة الطيب, هَرَاوَة, ...
- Hebrew:מֵייס, אַלָּה, ...
- Russian:мацис, булава, ...
- Ukrainian:мацис, булава, ...
- Hindi:जावित्री, गदा, ...
Definition of MACE - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: major adverse cardiovascular eventTECH. serious heart problem like heart attack or strokeTECH.
- He suffered a MACE during the stressful workday yesterday.
- The new medication aims to reduce the risk of MACE.
- Patients with high cholesterol are at increased risk of MACE.
Origin of MACE
Middle English mace (club) from Old French
View all translations of MACE
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- French:événement cardiovasculaire indésirable majeur, ...
- German:schwerwiegendes unerwünschtes kardiovaskuläres Ereignis, ...
- Italian:evento cardiovascolare avverso maggiore, ...
- Spanish:MACE, ...
- Portuguese:evento cardiovascular adverso major, ...
- Chinese:主要不良心血管事件, ...
- Japanese:心血管イベント, ...
- Arabic:حَدَث قَلْبِي وِعَائِي سَلْبِي كَبِير, ...
- Hebrew:אֵרוּעַ לֵבָבִי חָמוּר כְּמוֹ הֶתְקֵף לֵב אוֹ שָׁבֶץ, ...
- Russian:МАСЕ, ...
- Ukrainian:ВКСН, ...
- Hindi:प्रमुख प्रतिकूल हृदय रोग घटना, ...
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