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Monsanto

Monsanto

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A family name used by some people
  • proper noun
  • /mɒnˈsæntoʊ/
: Monsanto
  • Dr. Monsanto published research on plant genetics at the university.
  • Chris Monsanto

Examples

  • Dr. Monsanto is a leading expert in agricultural science.

  • Robert Fraley works as the chief technology officer at Monsanto, leading innovations in agriculture.

  • The Monsanto family has a long history in the region.

  • After marriage, she changed her last name to Monsanto.

  • Have you met Monsanto at the conference?

  • The farmers consulted experts from Monsanto for advice on crop diseases.

  • Many students in the environmental science program are researching the impact of Monsanto on sustainable farming.

Synonyms

Tamron
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A word people use for a person's first or last name

is specifically a family name often linked to people across professions
Vans
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A last name that some people have

is used more broadly and often linked to people across professions
Webster
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A family or first name used by people

is specifically a family name often linked to people across professions
maduro
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A family name common in Spanish-speaking countries

is used more broadly and often linked to people across professions
Podesta
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A family name often used by people from Italy

is used more broadly and often linked to people across professions
Abo
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A family name used by some people in Japan

is used more broadly and often linked to people across professions
brujo
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A last name that people share to show they are from the same family

is used more broadly and often linked to people across professions
Abogado
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A family name used by people in Spanish-speaking countries

is used more broadly and often linked to people across professions

Surface Forms

Monsanto main

Etymology

Monsanto as a family name comes from a place name made of the old Latin words mons ('mountain') and sanctus ('holy'), so the surname originally meant 'holy mountain'.