Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
mere-word
Noun
/mɪr wɜrd/

Definition
A term used to describe something that is only a word without any substantial meaning or effect.

Examples
- His promises were just mere words, empty and unfulfilled.
- The committee’s mere words of encouragement did little to improve morale.
- She realized that the compliments he gave were mere words, lacking sincerity.

Meaning
The phrase refers to a statement that lacks depth or significance, often implying that what is being expressed is trivial or insubstantial.

Synonyms
- Empty phrases
- Superficial statements
- Trivial remarks