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means
/ miːnz /
noun
(functioning as singular or plural) the medium, method, or instrument used to obtain a result or achieve an end
a means of communication
(functioning as plural) resources or income
(functioning as plural) considerable wealth or income
a man of means
without hesitation or doubt; certainly
come with us by all means
with the use or help of
definitely not
he was by no manner of means a cruel man
on no account; in no way
by no means come!
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
"Because of what it means to people, I realised this was an adventure where I could write a book telling a story not just about English football, but about England itself."
The bears have won out on Oracle’s stock lately, but one analyst thinks the powerful recent selloff just means more opportunity for buyers.
It means the new owners can plot an immediate transfer plan next summer to recover the club from League One - which is an inevitability.
The agreement means Britain will be exempted from hefty US tariffs imposed on pharma imports that entered force on October 1.
Once that happens, its Nvidia and AWS compatibility means companies would be able to put it into production “the next day,” Pathway said.
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