MEZ

abbreviation for

1. Central European Time

Word History and Origins

Origin of MEZ¹

from German Mitteleuropäische Zeit

Example Sentences

My colleagues Jemar Tisby, Kristin Du Mez and Diana Butler Bass at "The Convocation Unscripted" are holding a space for conversations about faith and the future of democracy.

From Salon

Friends, who called her “Mez,” described her as “calm, sweet and shy.”

From Seattle Times

"For the first time, we were able to show a clear dose-response relationship between the amount of CTE pathology and the severity of cognitive and functional symptoms, including problems with memory and executive function," says Jesse Mez, a CTE Center codirector of clinical research and coauthor on the study.

From Science Daily

"These findings provide a clear step forward toward diagnosing CTE in life," says Mez, who is also a BU Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine associate professor of neurology.

From Science Daily

“Conservatives doubled down in their opposition to women’s rights,” Ms. Du Mez said by phone, “making male headship and female submission defining features of modern evangelicalism. Letha was such a threat because she presented her case for feminism in evangelical terms, making it hard for critics to depict feminism as a wholly secular movement intent on undermining traditional Christianity.”

From New York Times