We have no meanings for "mere pretender" in our records yet.
1 They understand whether the people think this man honest and that man a mere pretender .
2 What's your oath to a mere pretender ?
3 And to have been spurned as a mere pretender by him would have broken my heart at once.
4 His first attempt to deceive would defeat its own object, and prove him to be a mere pretender .
5 It is clear that he is a mere pretender , since he has erected no statue as yet in Berlin.
6 Herring, who was a member of the Methodist Church, and in Jack's opinion a " mere pretender , and a man of a very bad disposition."
7 Not all the dictators, however, were selfish tyrants, nor all the liberators mere pretenders .
8 He was the inveterate hater of shams of all kinds, and of mere pretenders of every description.
9 Her introduction to the circle at Mrs. Bluemits's had disappointed her; but they were mere pretenders to the name.
10 "But then, the young woman was, of course, a mere pretender . "
11 But, to return to the mere pretenders in society, of which, of course, there are not a few here, as elsewhere.
12 The mere pretenders to those branches of science which she aimed at acquiring she knew how to detect; and from all nature.
13 "Baldos a mere pretender , " cried Beverly in real distress.
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