Associations to the word «Merton»
Noun
- Millionaire
- Beverley
- Dillon
- Norm
- Judd
- Canterbury
- Lecturer
- Rousseau
- Westminster
- Pineapple
- Scholarship
- Chancellor
- London
- Prophecy
- Miller
- Exeter
- Archdeacon
- Ba
- Meadows
- Paul
- Merrill
- Chum
- Proctor
- Tyrone
- Walter
- Crawley
- Brent
- Robert
- Correlation
- Autobiography
- Manor
- Frederic
- Owen
- Economics
- Dorothy
- Broadway
- Ran
- Werewolf
- Sweeney
- Typewriter
- Richmond
- Greenwich
- Emily
- Multiple
- Chapel
- Marquis
- Bray
- Sloan
- Skinner
- Huxley
- Angus
- Marx
- Undergraduate
- Grammar
- Economist
- Isis
- Lori
- Freud
- Zoology
- Protestant
- Blake
- Franciscan
- Urban
- Valuation
- Provost
- Talbot
- Councillor
- Scholar
- Emma
- Thinker
- Denise
- Louisville
- Canon
- Miriam
- Rochester
- Coroner
- Amos
- Malcolm
- Meadow
- Mysticism
- Tommy
- Neil
- Theology
- Refreshment
- Clive
- Garage
- Kant
Adverb
Wiktionary
MERTON, proper noun. Any of several placenames in England from words meaning lake and settlement
MERTON, proper noun. A town and borough of London.
MERTON, proper noun. Merton College, Oxford.
MERTON, proper noun. An English habitational surname from the placenames.
MERTON THESIS, noun. (sociology) A theory that significant developments in the modern world have a positive correlation with Protestant pietism, similar to Weber's link between success and Protestant ethic.
Dictionary definition
MERTON, noun. United States religious and writer (1915-1968).
MERTON, noun. United States sociologist (1910-2003).
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