Merest Meaning in English
word · lemma: mere
ˈmɛɹəst
MER-uhst
mˈiəɹəst
MEER-uhst
परिभाषा
Used to emphasize how small, simple, or unimportant something is; often means the smallest or slightest possible amount.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Highly formal and literary; usually appears before a noun ('the merest hint'). Used to stress smallness or insignificance, especially when even the smallest amount has a big effect. Not used in everyday conversation.
Spanish: el más mínimo - el meroPortuguese (BR): o mais ínfimo - o meroPortuguese (PT): o mais ínfimo - o meroChinese (Simplified): 最微小的 - 最轻微的Chinese (Traditional): 最微小的 - 最輕微的Hindi: सबसे मामूलीArabic: الأدنى - البسيطBengali: অতি সামান্য - ক্ষুদ্রতমRussian: малейший - едва заметныйJapanese: ほんのわずかな - かすかなVietnamese: nhỏ nhất - nhẹ nhất - ít nhấtKorean: 아주 작은 - 사소한Turkish: en küçük - en ufakUrdu: محض - بالکل معمولیIndonesian: sekecil-kecilnya - paling sedikit
उदाहरण वाक्य
The merest sound woke the baby.
basic
She smiled at the merest suggestion of a compliment.
basic
Even the merest touch can hurt a sunburn.
basic
He turned pale at the merest mention of spiders.
natural
With the merest encouragement, she agreed to join the team.
natural
Just the merest chance of rain, and he brings an umbrella.
natural