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    may
    [mā]
    verb
    1. expressing possibility:
      "that may be true" · "he may well win"
      • used when admitting that something is so before making another, more important point:
        "they may have been old-fashioned but they were excellent teachers"
    2. expressing permission:
      "may I ask a few questions?" · "you may use a sling if you wish"
    3. expressing a wish or hope:
      "may she rest in peace"
    Origin
    Old English mæg, of Germanic origin, from a base meaning ‘have power’; related to Dutch mogen and German mögen, also to main and might.
    may
    [mā]
    noun
    may (noun) · mays (plural noun)
    1. the hawthorn or its blossom:
      "the may is just barely starting to open here, but leaves are out" · "a sprig of may (hawthorn) will protect against storms at sea, lightning, and also ghosts"
    Origin
    late Middle English: from May.
    May
    [mā]
    noun
    May (noun) · Mays (plural noun) · one's May (noun) · one's Mays (plural noun)
    1. the fifth month of the year, in the northern hemisphere usually considered the last month of spring:
      "the new model makes its showroom debut in May" · "a May morning"
      • literary
        (one's May)
        one's bloom or prime:
        "others murmured that their May was passing"
    Origin
    late Old English Mai, from Latin Maius (mensis) ‘(month) of the goddess Maia’; subsequently reinforced by Old French mai.
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    The meaning of MAY is —used to indicate possibility or probability —sometimes used interchangeably with can —sometimes used where might would be expected. How to use may in a sentence. Can vs. May: Usage Guide
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