Mere is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MERE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to mark off, divide
• To divide, limit, or bound.
• old form of survey
NOUN:
• a lake or pond
• a Maori war club, especially one made of greenstone.
• A pool or lake.
• A boundary.
• A mare.
• a small pond of standing water
• lake
ADJECTIVE:
• nothing more, nothing better
• used to emphasize how small or insignificant someone or something is
• used to emphasize that the fact of something being present in a situation is enough to influence that situation
• being nothing more than specified
• apart from anything else; without additions or modifications
• nothing more than
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• being nothing more than
• a pond or lake

Words related to MERE

meare7 meer6 mered8 merely11 merer7 meres7 merest8 mering9

Words that contain MERE

mered8 merel7 merer7 meres7 merell8 merels8 merely11 merest8 chimere14 commere13 epimere11 gomerel10 homered13 isomere9 merells9 myomere14 uromere9 antimere10 cashmere15 casimere12 chimeres15 commeres14 dormered12 dummerer13 dungmere12 ectomere12 epimeres12 femerell13 gomerels11 hammered16 hammerer15 isomeres10 mammered15 merengue11 meresman12 meresmen12 mesomere12 metamere12 mummered15 myomeres15 podomere13 simmered13 summered13 telomere10 uromeres10 yammered16 yammerer15 antimeres11 capsomere15 cashmeres16 casimeres13 cassimere13 dummerers14 dungmeres13 ectomeres13 farmeress14 femerells14 glimmered15 hammerers16 limerence13 macromere15 merengues12 mereology15 merestone11 mesomeres13 metameres13 micromere15 podomeres14 sarcomere13 shimmered17 skummered18 stammered14 stammerer13 steamered12 swimmeret16 telomeres11 yammerers16 actinomere14 arthromere15 blastomere14 capsomeres16 cassimeres14 centromere14 chromomere19 farmerette15 kerseymere19 limerences14 macromeres16 merestones12 micromeres16 misnomered15 outhomered16 rehammered18 rhabdomere18 sarcomeres14 stammerers14 streamered13 swimmerets17 unsummered15 actinomeres15 arthromeres16 blastomeres15 centromeres15 chromomeres20 farmeresses16 farmerettes16 kerseymeres20 mereologies14 rhabdomeres19 schwarmerei21 jackhammered33 mereological17 meretricious16 schwarmereis22 meretriciously21 sledgehammered24 meretriciousnes19 meretriciousness20 meretriciousnesses22

How to use MERE in a sentence

• Nothing can be more absurd than to compel young children to commit to memory mere abstract rules expressed in difficult and technical language.
• Knowing the entail of ignorance which slavery had left them, she could not be content by shutting up herself to mere social enjoyments within the shadow of her home.
• The hut, itself a mere lair of rocks, nevertheless took six weeks of my time.
• In the works of many celebrated authors, men are mere personifications.
• Ought the course of lives to be changed at the bidding of mere hazard? It was a mere chance that Mary had called on me.
• An hour went by and the mere little mite of a man had scarcely moved.
• Tazewell should not be considered as a mere scholar, a mere lawyer, or a mere statesman, but in that most august of all characters, the citizen of a commonwealth.
• The harshness of her taunts is free from mere personal feeling, and also from any deep or more than momentary contempt.
• These guiding themes are by no means the mere labels that hostile critics of Wagner would have us believe.
• The game is in such plenty that it has become a mere amusement to supply the party with provisions.
• The former has already nearly ended its career, and the latter has descended to the level of mere farce.
• The loss of a father could find no compensation in mere wealth.
• But that was a mere error of judgment which you will readily forgive and forget for the sake of the holy cause of Peace.
• In France, the English feeling, modified by circumstances, is very apparent, although it is not quite so much the fashion to lay stress on mere morality.
• Genius accomplishes by hints what mere talent fails to achieve by the utmost elaboration.
• This time they find a section of trench in charge of a mere corporal.
• An introduction given for the mere purpose of enabling a lady and gentleman to go through a dance together does not constitute an acquaintanceship.
• The first is to quit at the end of the year, and to restore the house in good repair, saving the inevitable decay resulting from mere duration.
• We now turn to consideration, of another order, derived from Political Mechanics, or rather bearing on the mere mechanism of politics.
• So the place is becoming a mere fashionable resort, that would cause Wagner all the pangs of Amfortas could he come here again.
• Some romantic people praised her as a noble woman, who placed love above mere money, while others loudly declared her to be a superlative fool.
• Moreover it is then evidently not our concern to deal with those moving pictures which serve mere curiosity or the higher desires for information and instruction.

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