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Meanings of mere appendage in English

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Usage of mere appendage in English
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Body and soul, she was a mere appendage to him.
The Friendships of Women
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When not a part of her diplomacy they were a mere appendage to her vanity.
Famous Affinities of History: The Romance of Devotion. Volume 1
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Religion cannot be made a mere appendage to life.
Men, Women, and God / A Discussion of Sex Questions from the Chr...
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It is not for a mere ornament, nor a mere appendage, as you have made it.
Adventures in the Land of Canaan
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The close of the century saw Science no longer the mere appendage but the actual basis of exploratory endeavour.
The Home of the Blizzard / Being the Story of the Australasian A...
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The town indeed looks a mere appendage of this château, so conspicuous is the ancient stronghold of the Vivarais.
The Roof of France; Or, the Causses of the Lozère
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One member of the Braddock household was not included in the general staff, being a mere appendage of the Professor himself.
The Green Mummy
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The comparative absence of any horse he appeared to regard as irrelevant, as if it were a mere appendage easily supplied.
The Man Who Knew Too Much
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Woman is still generally regarded, on account of the transmitted opinions and usages of the past, as a mere appendage to man.
The Friendships of Women
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In fact, this great plateau is South Africa, and all the rest of the country along the sea-margin a mere appendage to it.
Impressions of South Africa
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So intense is its consciousness that it ignores the very existence of its partner, excepting as a mere appendage and convenience to itself.
Real Ghost Stories
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The ancient gymnasium, apart from its baths and philosophic groves, was far from being, as with us, a mere appendage of the school.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 19, May, 1859 / A Magazine ...
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At low water, this sandy niche appears a mere appendage to the bigger beach, but at high tide it really comes into its own.
Independent.ie
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She has the art so to regild them that even philanthropy and religion become mere appendages to society.
Jewel Weed
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And these were the creatures who ruled the world and compelled women to be their playthings and mere appendages!
The Conflict
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Newspapers were mere appendages of party; and the darling object of each journal was to be recognized as the organ of the party it supported.
Famous Americans of Recent Times
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