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The phrase "is not meant to" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to express the idea that something is not intended or designed for a specific purpose or outcome. Here are some examples of how it can be used in a sentence: - "The new medication is not meant to cure the disease, but rather to manage its symptoms." - "The company's new dress code is not meant to restrict employees' personal style, but to maintain a professional image." - "I'm sorry if my comment offended you, it was not meant to be taken personally." - "This tool is not meant to repair large machinery, but it can handle basic household repairs." - "The scene in the movie is not meant to be realistic, it's purely for comedic effect."
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And it is not meant to be.
It is not meant to be didactic.
Place is not meant to be eulogized.
Chocolate is not meant to be enjoyable.
It is not meant to be comprehensive.
It is not meant to completely replace these methods.
This is not meant to be rude.
Satire is not meant to be subtle.
Politics is not meant to be fun.
It is not meant to be erotic".
It is not meant to be persistant and process independent.
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is not meant to diagnose
is not mentioned to
is not demonstrated to
is not suggested to
is not guaranteed to
is not assumed to
is not involved to
is not necessitated to
is not drawn to
is not bound to
is not linked to
is not coordinated to
is not constrained to
is not applied to
is not used to
is not transmitted to
is not understood to
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