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Meanings of almost unimaginable in English

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Usage of almost unimaginable in English
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They could live in America-butthe thought seemed almost unimaginable to Alice.
Lost in translation
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Emmanuel Lubezki outdoes himself with cinematography of almost unimaginable crispness and luminosity.
Reuters
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At the time, esoteric new markets were racking up huge, almost unimaginable gains.
Reuters
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Nowadays, it's possible, but so unlikely as to be almost unimaginable.
American Gods
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It revealed a community overflowing with creativity despite almost unimaginable hardship.
Radio NZ
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It was almost unimaginable that he was alive, standing here, on this night.
Beautiful creatures
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But it would turn the tables in a way that currently seems almost unimaginable.
The Guardian
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But the world of 2100 is at present almost unimaginable.
The Guardian
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She sat with him in some almost unimaginable observation lounge and watched the stars.
Leviathan Wakes
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And it continues to grow at an almost unimaginable rate.
The Irish Times
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To Europeans of the seventeenth century, the Indies were a source of almost unimaginable wealth.
Tulipomania: the story of the world's most coveted flower & the ...
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And what happened to your daughter is... almost unimaginable.
Shadows
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The pace she maintained in 2019 was almost unimaginable.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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I almost wrote " almost unimaginable" but shy away from tempting evil.
The Irish Times
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The almost unimaginable scale of this disaster dwarfs the year's major events and their political consequences.
The Irish Times
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As Newsnight's Paul Mason reports, the issue has become charged in a way almost unimaginable in Europe.
BBC
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