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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'of mere' can be used in written English to indicate something that is limited in scope or amount.
For example: "He had only a few hours of mere leisure time before he had to get back to work."
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Mr Haygood is dismissive of mere celebrities.
But enough of mere incident.
This was the result of mere oversight.
Effect of Mere Possession of Copy or Phonorecord.
- Threepenny Review, "The Art of Mere Existence," Winter 2008.
But some still suspect him of mere window-dressing.
Maybe so; but what about the man of mere talent?
This is unlikely to be the result of mere accident.
At worst, he was accused of mere gimmickry.
Real leadership is never a matter of mere formal authority.
Zajonc, R. B. Attitudinal effects of mere exposure.
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