Mra

Pronunciation: /ɛm ɑr eɪ/

Definitions of MRA

noun MRA

Example Sentences

A1 My friend is studying to become an MRA.

A2 The MRA is responsible for monitoring the progress of the project.

B1 The MRA conducted a thorough analysis of the data.

B2 The MRA's report highlighted several areas for improvement.

C1 The MRA's expertise in risk assessment is highly regarded.

C2 The MRA's recommendations were instrumental in shaping the company's strategic direction.

Examples of MRA in a Sentence

formal The MRA is a valuable tool for assessing a patient's risk of cardiovascular disease.

informal My doctor recommended getting an MRA to check on my heart health.

slang I heard that getting an MRA is no big deal, just a quick scan.

figurative The MRA revealed the underlying issues causing the company's financial problems.

Grammatical Forms of MRA

• past tense: MRAed
• plural: MRAs
• comparative: more MRA
• superlative: most MRA
• present tense: MRA
• future tense: will MRA
• perfect tense: have MRAed
• continuous tense: is MRAing
• singular: MRA
• positive degree: MRA
• infinitive: to MRA
• gerund: MRAing
• participle: MRAed

Origin and Evolution of MRA

First Known Use: 1973 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'MRA' originated as an acronym for 'Men's Rights Activist'.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe activists advocating for men's rights, the term 'MRA' has evolved to also encompass a more controversial and sometimes divisive movement that focuses on issues such as men's rights in family law, custody battles, and gender equality.