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Meanings of almost nonexistent in English

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Usage of almost nonexistent in English
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Traffic was almost nonexistent, so they made it in just thirty minutes.
American assassin
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Due to tough economic times, cross-country fairy flights are almost nonexistent now.
You say tomato, I say shut up
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However, integrated congregations within the mainly white church groups were almost nonexistent.
The Black Experience in America
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Street muggings, burglaries, purse-snatchings, and rapes were almost nonexistent in mob-controlled areas.
Wiseguy
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The concept of social and economic rights was almost nonexistent a century ago.
The Black Experience in America
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He was never unkind, but their limited conversations became almost nonexistent.
Sister of the dead
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But he has so little momentum, his chances appear almost nonexistent.
The Guardian
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The securitization of residential mortgages, a key for funding home building, is almost nonexistent.
Reuters
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Hardly seemed worth the side effects of the drug against an almost nonexistent risk.
The unincorporated man
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When one moves inland, wild card cases become almost nonexistent.
Wild Cards IV: Aces Abroad
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It doesn't help that the supposed chemistry between him and Chess is almost nonexistent.
Reuters
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Nobody will convince me to travel on a Luas where mask-wearers are almost nonexistent.
The Irish Times
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Aside from his own indulgences, his expenses were almost nonexistent.
Wiseguy
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But under these conditions, wear and tear were almost nonexistent.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas: An Underwater Tour of th...
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Their eyes are almost nonexistent, with no eyelids or lashes.
Dorothy's Mystical Adventures in Oz
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There, Borgenicht asked for a salesman who spoke German, since his English was almost nonexistent.
Outliers: the story of success
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Almost nonexistent through the time
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common