Phrases with «mere whiff»

The phrase "mere whiff" refers to a very slight or faint smell. It suggests that the scent is barely noticeable or fleeting. Full definition

Sentences with «mere whiff»

  • The mere whiff of competition from the 800 - pound gorilla in eCommerce is enough to send skittish holders to the exits. (pymnts.com)
  • In an era where the merest whiff of collusion could bring a multi-billion dollar fine or even a jail sentence to the unlucky few, the biggest names in US finance were engaged in a voluntary restrictive practice, which apparently US regulators thought was not worthy of any kind of investigation. (euromoney.com)
  • Individuals with TILT can become increasingly more reactive over time, until they find themselves responding adversely to the mere whiff or dollop of everyday chemicals — at concentrations far below established toxicity. (discovermagazine.com)
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