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Meanings of mere compliment in English
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Usage of mere compliment in English
1
Helen laughed lightly, again passing the remark by as a mere compliment of the negligible order.
2
This is a mere compliment; Pennsylvania will come to Seward now that her favorite son has been honored.
3
I did not think I had committed a crime in reporting her reply, which was after all a mere compliment.
4
This fervent wish stands at a distance from mere compliment and from flattery, and is the free emotion of a Methodist heart.
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But I confess that your society during the last few weeks- Iamin no mood for mere compliment-hashad a considerable effect upon me.
6
You say, saving myself, Pamela; but is not that saying a mere compliment to me, because I am present, and you are in my hands?
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Uefa Champions League:A club starves on a diet of mere compliments.
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Nor did the proceedings result in mere compliments.
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Mere compliments are for the others-notfor you.
10
Thy need is money, not mere compliments.
11
But these addresses and responses contained something more than mere compliments; they breathed destruction to the English constitution.
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I have a mortal dislike even to pass the mere compliments of the day with one of your cut-throats.
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Men were almost always, except for mere compliments, chosen for their dexterity and experience-not ,asnow, by parliamentary interest.
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"But supposing it were a mere compliment-whyshould you find it disappointing?"
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"You astonish me," I declared, which was quite true and no mere compliment.
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While he took them as the mere compliments of a troubadour, the lady, I saw, read them as serious effusions of my heart.