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What words have the root word Mot?

The root word "mot" is French for "word" or "phrase." It is commonly found in words related to language and communication. Here are some examples:

Directly from French:

* Mot-juste: The perfect word or phrase.

* Mot d'ordre: A slogan or password.

* Mot de passe: A password.

English words derived from "mot":

* Motto: A short sentence or phrase that expresses a guiding principle or belief.

* Motivation: The reason or reasons for acting or behaving in a particular way.

* Motor: A machine that provides motive power.

* Motive: A reason for doing something, especially one that is hidden or not obvious.

* Motion: The act or process of moving or being moved.

Important note: While "mot" is a root word in French, its usage in English is limited. The English language has its own set of root words that are more commonly used.

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