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Meanings of mere onlooker in English
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Usage of mere onlooker in English
1
Allday found that he could watch her like a mere onlooker.
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You must own, that to a mere onlooker and observer like myself, it seems a curious coincidence!
3
From the time I got into the wagon and became a mere onlooker, my point of view changed.
4
Roy had no notion of being a mere onlooker, if things happened; and he felt sure they would.
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The sympathy of this simple-minded old man was more precious to Mr. Tryan than any mere onlooker could have imagined.
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The US No1, who turned in a fine display with five crucial saves against France had been a mere onlooker until that point.
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Recently a pedagogue a trustee or a mere onlooker was venting his deep displeasure at a tea party about the president of the University.
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He no longer felt that princely sense of superiority to it-asthough it were a gorgeous pageant upon which he was a mere onlooker.
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Some were mere onlookers, but I recognized most of them as my forensic anthropology students.
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Wilbur Cowan had to stand by with no place to put his hands- amereonlooker.
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The Jew is emotional, but he detests making a display of his feelings to mere onlookers.
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We are mere onlookers, watching to see who will win the victory, Christ or His opponents.
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Don't let mere onlookers crowd about the patient.
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"Speaking as a mere onlooker, I feel sorry for the Arabs," I said.
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One of the parties had evidently been repulsed, but the mere onlookers could not tell whether Mandiboy or Camerfield had gained the upper hand.