5 letter words with IEN in the middle

Fiend Parts of Speech

Noun

Definitions

1. A person who is extremely addicted to or obsessed with something.
2. Evil spirit; demon.
3. A person who is excessively cruel or wicked.

Pronunciations

• US: /fiːnd/
• UK: /fiːnd/

Origin and Usage

The word "fiend" originated from the Old English word "feond" which means "enemy". It has been used in English since the 9th century. The word is commonly used to describe a person who is extremely addicted to or obsessed with something, such as a "coffee fiend" or a "fitness fiend". It can also be used to describe an evil spirit or demon, as well as a person who is excessively cruel or wicked.

Synonyms

• Maniac
• Zealot
• Devil
• Demon
• Monster

Related Words

• Devil
• Demon
• Evil
• Beast
• Ghost

Example Sentences

• She is a coffee fiend and drinks at least six cups a day.
• The villagers believed that the strange noises they heard at night were caused by a fiend who lived in the nearby forest.
• He was a fiend who enjoyed inflicting pain on others.

Liens

1. Parts of Speech: Noun

2. Definitions: A legal claim or right against a property, typically for the payment of a debt or obligation.

3. Pronunciations: US: /liːnz/, UK: /liːənz/

4. Origin and Usage: The word "liens" comes from the French word "lien," which means "bond" or "tie." It is a legal term used to describe a claim or right against a property. Liens are often used to secure payment of a debt or obligation, such as a mortgage or tax lien on a property. They can also be used to secure payment for services rendered, such as a mechanics lien on a vehicle or property.

5. Synonyms: Encumbrance, claim, charge, mortgage

6. Related Words: Deeds, claims, debts, loans, bills

7. Example Sentences:

• He had to pay off the liens on his property before he could sell it.
• The mechanic filed a lien on the car until the owner paid for the repairs.
• The bank placed a lien on the house when the owner defaulted on the mortgage.

Parts of Speech

Miens is a noun.

Definitions

Miens refer to a persons facial expression or manner of behaving that shows their character or mood. It can also mean a persons appearance or demeanor.

Pronunciations

US: /miːnz/

UK: /miːnz/

Origin and Usage

Miens originated from the Old French word "mien" which means "demeanor" or "bearing". It has been used in English since the 14th century to describe a persons facial expression or manner of behaving that shows their character or mood.

Synonyms

Some synonyms for miens include demeanor, bearing, expression, look, appearance, manner, and behavior.

Related Words

Some related 5 letter words to miens include mines, mires, miser, and mince.

Example Sentences

• Her miens suggested that she was not happy with the outcome of the meeting.
• He had a calm and collected miens that made others feel at ease around him.
• Their miens showed that they were excited about the news.
• Despite the situation, she maintained a composed miens.
• His miens was so stern that it frightened those around him.