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Meanings of almost deserted in English
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Usage of almost deserted in English
1
The evacuation order has left towns within the 20km perimeter almost deserted.
2
No wonder the docklands and Dublin's central business districts seem almost deserted.
3
The road that led them through the Temple grounds was almost deserted.
4
Most of the men were dining: the other rooms were almost deserted.
5
The night was cool and the big front porch was almost deserted.
6
She took his arm and they passed through the almost deserted rooms.
7
Boycott and her nephew and niece, the house itself seeming almost deserted.
8
The country through which they had passed had an almost deserted appearance.
9
Besides, the cab had followed the outer boulevards, which were almost deserted.
10
He had been to New Orleans, but the city was almost deserted.
11
It was two in the afternoon, and the bar was almost deserted.
12
To the uninitiated eye the estate beyond the grounds was almost deserted.
13
To-day the stream, which is generally full of life, was almost deserted.
14
The streets behind Belfast city centre are wet, chilly and almost deserted.
15
It is almost deserted; everybody appears to be in the fields.
16
For the first time in years, Boracay's most famous beach was almost deserted.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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