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Meaning

The word "mua" does not appear to align with any recognized English vocabulary. However, if you meant "mood," it refers to a temporary state of mind or feeling.

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Etymology

The word "mood" originates from the Old English "mōd,” which means "heart, spirit, courage, pride” and derives from the Proto-Germanic "mōdaz," related to the concept of mental state and feelings.

Examples

  1. She was in a cheerful mood after receiving good news.
  2. The gloomy weather reflected his melancholic mood.
  3. To create a romantic ambiance, the restaurant set a warm and inviting mood.

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