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merely

[meer-lee] / ˈmɪər li /
ADVERB
slightly
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ADVERB
a little
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Example Sentences

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What was most surprising was that the treatment didn’t merely prevent the disease in mice that hadn’t yet developed, it but also reversed the damage among those that did.

From MarketWatch

This has raised uncertainty over whether the higher tariffs will merely offset capex, he adds.

From The Wall Street Journal

Net of those costs, a short seller would have merely broken even between 2010 and mid-2025—an alpha of zero.

From Barron's

The World Bank estimates that over half a billion Indians, or nearly 40% of the country's population, now live in urban areas - a staggering rise from 1960 when merely 70 million Indians lived in cities.

From BBC

The law cites a definition of fraud that includes merely giving a “false impression” of union matters.

From The Wall Street Journal