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

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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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