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Meanings of mere fact in English
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Usage of mere fact in English
1
The mere fact that she had such a list would unnerve them.
2
Nothing; beyond the mere fact that he is very fond of you.
3
There was contamination in the mere fact of having been a witness.
4
He proves the impossible true by the mere fact of recording it.
5
The mere fact that it is the law does not weigh heavily.
6
The reason for this is deeper than the mere fact of sex.
7
The mere fact of the child's presence was in itself a denunciation.
8
The mere fact that life held such abundance was enough for her.
9
But the mere fact of having had more would have spoiled it.
10
As a question of mere fact the answer is patent: She will.
11
The mere fact that we need a thing makes it rightfully ours.
12
The mere fact of being alive appeared to fill him with ecstasy.
13
The mere fact that you are alive is help enough-andtorment enough.
14
The mere fact that he had been caught was what tortured him.
15
What superiority the mere fact of living-on gives to the dullest dog!
16
That in itself is discrimination: the mere fact I am in this position.
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Mere fact through the time
Mere fact across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common