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merely

[meer-lee] / ˈmɪər li /
ADVERB
slightly
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ADVERB
a little
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The law cites a definition of fraud that includes merely giving a “false impression” of union matters.

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New technology doesn’t merely seep into the economy, eventually it grows into a Category 5 storm and starts tearing up trailer parks in its path.

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For most people, having to wear glasses is merely an annoyance.

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These orders are typically couched in procedural language that indicates they are merely temporary measures and don’t resolve core legal questions.

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The borrower is merely exercising the option to make contractual mortgage payments until the mortgage matures, an undoubted right.

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