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Meanings of mere buffoon in English
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Usage of mere buffoon in English
1
The Italian Pagliaccio is a species of clown, and Punchinello was never a mere buffoon.
2
I look upon him as a mere buffoon.
3
I thought him a mere buffoon and spendthrift, flying his bar-sinister story for the sake of distinction.
4
I was a fool to think she would confide to a mere buffoon, cried poor Allen, in his misery.
5
'Yet the man who could write that was in many ways a mere buffoon, who praised his wares with the vulgar glibness of a quack.