English to Irish Meaning of mere - ach ní bhíonn ach

Mere :
ach ní bhíonn ach

lochán, linn snámha, umar, ach ní bhíonn ach, loch

ach ní bhíonn ach, fórsa, neamhchaolaithe, ach, ina n-aonar, amháin, íon, lom, gach, folamh, barántúla, ó chroí a ghabháil, gan tacaíocht, mar sin, den sórt sin, úr, ceart, neamhní, neamhmheasca, chumasc

ach ní bhíonn achachturlaighmerest
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Definitions of mere in English
Noun(1) a small pond of standing water
Adjective(1) being nothing more than specified(2) apart from anything else; without additions or modifications
Examples of mere in English
(1) She couldn't bring herself to tell Cassie what had happened a mere hour ago.(2) Unfortunately, this contradicts what the president said a mere three days ago.(3) However, just a few decades ago, the mere mention of weight training was taboo in a lot of the popular sports.(4) He definitely was not drunk now, but mere moments ago, he had seemed to be as drunk as an alcoholic.(5) Never let the parents know, he had warned what seemed like mere glasses ago.(6) Clearly, the whole thing was a mere idea two weeks ago, and already demolition has begun.(7) A mere decade ago, we were all stupid, docile sheep.(8) the stream widens into a mere where hundreds of geese gather(9) Was it a mere decade ago he was teaching me about history?(10) It was actually quite funny to him how the bullet weapons had seemed so advanced to him a mere seven moths ago.(11) The smile I had mere seconds ago was replaced with a look of uneasiness.(12) Sure, I'm stating the obvious, but it wasn't this way a mere year ago, was it?(13) Rush, mere months ago the sweetest swingman in the country, now looks scared and confused on the court.(14) It somehow reminded her so much of feelings that had only slipped through her fingers mere weeks ago.(15) A mere eight years ago, France was brought to its knees by crippling strikes when the government tried to force through pension reforms.(16) The cause of her current angst came from the collapsing of her younger brother inside their home a mere three days ago.
Related Phrases of mere
(1) mere words ::
focail ach ní bhíonn ach
(2) mere formality ::
fhoirmiúlacht ach ní bhíonn
(3) tum mere ho ::
tum ach ní bhíonn ach ho
Synonyms
Adjective
1. no more than ::
níos mó ná
2. just ::
ach
3. only ::
ach
5. no better than ::
aon níos fearr ná
6. a paltry ::
paltry
7. a measly ::
measly
8. an insignificant ::
an neamhshuntasach
9. an ordinary ::
Gnáthphinsean
10. a minor ::
mionaoiseach
11. a little ::
beagán
12. a piddling ::
a piddling
13. a piffling ::
a piffling
Different Forms
mere, merely, meres
Word Example from TV Shows
for her mere presence in it

for her MERE presence in it"?

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 14

a mere geisha,

a MERE geisha,

Westworld Season 2, Episode 5

It's a mere 28 steps from the building entrance.

It's a MERE 28 steps from the building entrance.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 9

But that was mere poetry.

But that was MERE poetry.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 2

So it went beyond the mere fact of coitus to a blow-by-blow, as it were.

So it went beyond the MERE fact of coitus to a blow-by-blow, as it were.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 20

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