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Meanings of almost equal in English

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Usage of almost equal in English
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He was engaged in detesting Manning and himself in almost equal measure.
Ann Veronica: A Modern Love Story
2
Brand websites were almost equal to stores for beauty products and footwear.
Wired
3
The MPs would seem to be divided into two almost equal camps.
The Irish Times
4
The sledge fell upon the padlock and rebounded with almost equal force.
A Fool and His Money
5
It was as he had dreaded-dreadedand hoped in almost equal measure.
Land of marvels
6
Both cheers and insults the hapless king received with almost equal apathy.
The Life of Marie Antoinette, Queen of France
7
Isabella and Frederic, who attended her, were overwhelmed in almost equal sorrow.
The Castle of Otranto
8
You are a wonderful doctor, Guy; almost equal to raising the dead.
Beulah
9
He spoke now with a vehemence and passion almost equal to Gaspare's.
A Spirit in Prison
10
And Janet retorted, with almost equal vehemence:-Somebodyhad to do it-didn'tthey?
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
11
Perhaps Powhatan was a natural, whose speed-even in middle age-might almost equal Macklin's.
The Postman
12
The debate was long, and managed on both sides with almost equal ardour.
The Adventures of Hugh Trevor
13
Edmund looked proudly around upon his host; it was almost equal in number.
Alfgar the Dane or the Second Chronicle of Aescendune / A Tale o...
14
The Bank of Scotland has emotional significance almost equal to its financial clout.
The Guardian
15
The one preceded and the other followed the Reformation at almost equal intervals.
A Defence of Poetry and Other Essays
16
Grief, joy, rage, lust, fear were all obviously there in almost equal proportions.
Gladiator
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Almost equal through the time
Almost equal across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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