mand
/mand/Psycholinguistics
noun
An utterance aimed at producing an effect or result.
Origin
1950s. From -mand (in command, demand, etc.); coined by B. F. Skinner.
- undifferentiated
- undigested
- undignified
- undiluted
- undiminished
- undimmed
- undinal
- undine
- undiplomatic
- undiplomatically
- undirected
- undiscerning
- undischarged
- undisciplined
- undisclosed
- undiscoverable
- undiscovered
- undiscriminating
- undiscussed
- undisguised
- undisguisedly
- undismayed
- undisputable
- undisputed
- undisputedly