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Meanings of almost inevitable in English

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Usage of almost inevitable in English
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But given that they ban so many films, that seems almost inevitable.
The Guardian
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A personal collision she saw to be almost inevitable in this event.
After the Storm
3
Mr Justice Murray's appointment to the Supreme Court has been almost inevitable.
The Irish Times
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A victory that once seemed impossible for Napoli now appeared almost inevitable.
The Guardian
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It seems almost inevitable that the world's greatest animator should be Japanese.
The new yorker
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They do not escape the almost inevitable consequence of making irreligion penal.
Laws
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At such meetings, in those far-off places, romance must be almost inevitable.
Sacrifice
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From this perspective, its yoking to Irish nationalist martyrs seems almost inevitable.
The Irish Times
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It also makes a cut in its triple-A credit rating almost inevitable.
The Irish Times
10
A clash within the South China Sea is now almost inevitable.
News.com.au
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The government's current elimination strategy meant more lockdowns were almost inevitable, Douglas said.
Radio NZ
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Austria's Finance Minister says a Greek exit from the euro appears almost inevitable.
Radio NZ
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That left 50 minutes for the Clarets to play with defeat almost inevitable.
BBC
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It appears almost inevitable that he is going to be arrested and charged.
First degree
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Once Italy were reduced to 10 players extra-time and penalties became almost inevitable.
The Guardian
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At the depths mined in South Africa, falls of ground are almost inevitable.
Reuters
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
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