mere
নিছক
definition
noun
Cecilia's surname Dela-mere puns ingeniously: over the sea, but also over the mere or lake.
a lake, pond, or arm of the sea.
adjective
it happened a mere decade ago
that is solely or no more or better than what is specified.
translation of 'mere'
একমাত্র,
পুকুর বা হৃদ,
শুদ্ধ,
অমিশ্রিত
noun
হ্রদ,
পুকুর,
দীঘি
adjective
খালি,
কেবল,
শুধু,
নিছক,
অমনি,
খাঁটি,
মাত্র,
অবিমিশ্র,
বিশুদ্ধ
example
It was actually quite funny to him how the bullet weapons had seemed so advanced to him a 'mere' seven moths ago.
Cecilia's surname Dela-mere puns ingeniously: over the sea, but also over the 'mere' or lake.
Rush, 'mere' months ago the sweetest swingman in the country, now looks scared and confused on the court.
Sure, I'm stating the obvious, but it wasn't this way a 'mere' year ago, was it?
Our ideas today of discourse and archives must be radically modified and can no longer be defined as Foucault painstakingly tried to describe them a 'mere' two decades ago.
the stream widens into a 'mere' where hundreds of geese gather
Was it a 'mere' decade ago he was teaching me about history?
The boarding action techniques they were practicing were added to the requests a 'mere' three days ago, in a new strategy devised by Admiral Korbin.
They spoke of girls whom a 'mere' day ago were their friends, supposedly best inseparable ones at that.
He definitely was not drunk now, but 'mere' moments ago, he had seemed to be as drunk as an alcoholic.
However, just a few decades ago, the 'mere' mention of weight training was taboo in a lot of the popular sports.
A 'mere' eight years ago, France was brought to its knees by crippling strikes when the government tried to force through pension reforms.
A 'mere' decade ago, we were all stupid, docile sheep.
Immediately he recalled the events that had just taken place 'mere' days ago.
Clearly, the whole thing was a 'mere' idea two weeks ago, and already demolition has begun.
It somehow reminded her so much of feelings that had only slipped through her fingers 'mere' weeks ago.
The cause of her current angst came from the collapsing of her younger brother inside their home a 'mere' three days ago.
A decade ago a 'mere' palm full of gel or mousse used to tame your locks into submission for the weekend.
Unfortunately, this contradicts what the president said a 'mere' three days ago.
Never let the parents know, he had warned what seemed like 'mere' glasses ago.
The smile I had 'mere' seconds ago was replaced with a look of uneasiness.
She couldn't bring herself to tell Cassie what had happened a 'mere' hour ago.
Weighty and exceptionally smooth in the mouth with the just the 'merest' hint of liquorice, potatoes and spice.
The light that had taken so long to die out would come back at the 'merest' hint of loved ones or those that had cared for the person.
People dived for cover when there was a brief spatter of rain; people brought out the warm coats when there was the 'merest' hint of a sharp nip.
It's quite amazing; the 'merest' hint of a parking ticket is enough to start car engines at almost a hundred metres.
The meat needed only the 'merest' hint of persuasion to drop from the bone and was the melt-in-your-mouth lamb you dream of, but rarely encounter.
He also had the 'merest' hint of grey to his dark hair.
The best thing about a history so steeped in mediocrity is that the 'merest' hint of progress comes as a pleasant surprise.
For this reason, King's determination to keep a tight lid on price rises could see interest rates creep up at the 'merest' hint of rising inflation.
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