Mogul

Pronunciation: /ˈmoʊɡəl/

Definitions of mogul

noun A wealthy and influential person, especially in business or industry.

Example Sentences

A1 The mogul was a wealthy businessperson who owned many companies.

A2 The media mogul controlled several television networks.

B1 The fashion mogul launched a new line of clothing that became very popular.

B2 The entertainment mogul was known for producing blockbuster movies.

C1 The tech mogul revolutionized the industry with his innovative products.

C2 The music mogul signed some of the biggest artists in the industry to his record label.

Examples of mogul in a Sentence

formal The media mogul made a significant investment in the new technology company.

informal Did you hear about the music mogul's latest album release?

slang That mogul is always throwing the best parties in town.

figurative She was a mogul in the fashion industry, known for setting trends and breaking boundaries.

Grammatical Forms of mogul

• past tense: moguled
• plural: moguls
• comparative: more mogul
• superlative: most mogul
• present tense: moguls
• future tense: will mogul
• perfect tense: have moguled
• continuous tense: is moguling
• singular: mogul
• positive degree: mogul
• infinitive: to mogul
• gerund: moguling
• participle: moguling

Origin and Evolution of mogul

First Known Use: 1500 year

Language of Origin: Persian

Story behind the word: The word 'mogul' originated from the Persian word 'mughul' which means 'Mongol'. It was used to refer to the rulers of the Mongol Empire.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'mogul' evolved to refer to powerful or influential people in various fields, such as business or entertainment, rather than specifically to Mongol rulers.