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Meanings of mere thought in English

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Usage of mere thought in English
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The mere thought of his being in the same town is prostrating.
Their Silver Wedding Journey — Volume 3
2
The mere thought of what might happen at a roadblock sickened me.
A fugitive truth: an emma fielding mystery
3
The mere thought of the enormity did outrage to her moral susceptibilities.
The Old Wives' Tale
4
The mere thought of the loss of her drove me half mad.
Flamsted quarries
5
Sarah felt a hot thrill run through her at the mere thought.
The millionaire's rebellious mistress
6
But the mere thought of the journey threw Madame Benet into hysterics.
The Lost Road
7
The colonel always became indignant at the mere thought of such wickedness.
The Wife of his Youth and Other Stories of the Color Line, and S...
8
The mere thought of quitting this Eden filled his mind with terror.
The Life of John Clare
9
The mere thought unnerved him for the little he might have done.
Winding Paths
10
At the mere thought, he felt a nameless shrinking of the heart.
Fran
11
The mere thought of such things made him suddenly energetic and active.
The Vultures
12
The mere thought was like a flash of fire passing through him.
The Lost Prince
13
At the mere thought of such a conversation her whole body tingled.
A Spirit in Prison
14
She was transported with happiness at the mere thought of such trifle.
Nocturne
15
Grandfather Mole turned pale at the mere thought of such a thing.
The Tale of Grandfather Mole
16
The mere thought of this sent a coldness through all her frame.
Agatha's Husband: A Novel
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Mere thought through the time
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