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Meanings of almost meaningless in English

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Usage of almost meaningless in English
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Those national figures are almost meaningless when it comes to real estate.
Reuters
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But he spoke it in a definition which has become almost meaningless.
The Guardian
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The sounds filled his ears and hammered, almost meaningless, upon his brain.
Three More John Silence Stories
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After I left Iraq, my time in Germany felt almost meaningless.
Dear John
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Various other parties have used abstract logos, cluttered logos, and almost meaningless ones.
The Guardian
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The phrase is used so frequently it has become almost meaningless.
BBC
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Studying the map was almost meaningless, it didn't relate to anything.
The Naked God
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The figures have become so routinely grotesque as to render them almost meaningless.
News.com.au
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Already he saw Cynthia Clarke as something far away, an almost meaningless phantom.
In the Wilderness
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In recent years, the term has become so flexible as to be almost meaningless.
The Irish Times
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Before it goes public it is almost meaningless, said Warner.
Reuters
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The term itself -climate-smartagriculture -has been accused of being almost meaningless.
The Guardian
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As a reward for their worship, time itself would expand and become almost meaningless.
The Naked God
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But that simple, almost meaningless phrase would not be found.
The Witch of Prague: A Fantastic Tale
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It may be that all this is strange thought to you, almost meaningless, perhaps.
Mastery of Self for Wealth, Power, Success
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From an investor standpoint, the interconnectedness makes the idea of picking a winner almost meaningless.
Wired
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United States of America
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