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Meanings of almost unavoidable in English

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Usage of almost unavoidable in English
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Cook deeply lamented this proceeding, though it appeared to be almost unavoidable.
Notable Voyagers, From Columbus to Nordenskiold
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Yet the violence of extreme partisans on both sides rendered a conflict almost unavoidable.
History of the Catholic Church from the Renaissance to the Frenc...
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It was almost unavoidable, though, given how central it was-withinsight of the Home Depot.
Zeitoun
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Indeed the theory of madness is almost unavoidable.
The Invisible Man
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But at a festival, they're almost unavoidable.
The Guardian
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Misunderstandings and errors are almost unavoidable.
The South African
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Of course, the players still produce occasional excerpts of instinctive brilliance, but given their ability, this is almost unavoidable.
The Guardian
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They were both entirely wrong, although the mistake was a very natural one, and, in the circumstances, almost unavoidable.
Fan : The Story of a Young Girl's Life
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Often it is almost unavoidable on account of the character of the foot that is brought to be shod.
Diseases of the Horse's Foot
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And everything about cancer is so graphic and so specific, that it's almost unavoidable to say what it is.
Feminist dot com
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What is right in the one case is fair in the other too; a little logic unfortunately is almost unavoidable.
Prolegomena to the History of Israel
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For a squad riddled with injury, without some of their best players and visibly exhausted, slipping up was almost unavoidable.
The South African
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The conclusion was almost unavoidable that when Texas came into the Union, her actual sovereignty extended to the Rio Grande.
Stephen A. Douglas: A Study in American Politics
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That was almost unavoidable.
Phineas Redux
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Late hours (turning night into day, and day into night) were the almost unavoidable consequences of her frequent play.
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 9
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There was a cabin for shelter, and the ladies, being thus protected against the almost unavoidable showers, readily joined the salmon-fishers.
Philip Gilbert Hamerton / An Autobiography, 1834-1858, and a Mem...
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