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What does muet mean in french?

"Muet" in French means mute or silent.

It can be used to describe someone who cannot speak, or something that does not make a sound.

Here are some examples of how "muet" can be used:

* Une personne muette: A mute person.

* Un film muet: A silent film.

* Une lettre muette: A silent letter (in a word).

It's important to note that "muet" can also be used figuratively to describe someone who is quiet or uncommunicative.

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