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Meanings of almost unknown in English
We have no meanings for "almost unknown" in our records yet.
Usage of almost unknown in English
1
They could enter the South Seas; though their islands were almost unknown.
2
He was almost unknown to the local inhabitants, even to the servants.
3
The almost unknown existence of the little hamlet is readily accounted for.
4
As yet the use of machinery and artificial manure is almost unknown.
5
But here the very names of literature and science are almost unknown.
6
In fact, then, I write upon an almost unknown and untouched subject.
7
Wife-beating and even more ignoble forms of marital cruelty are almost unknown.
8
Quarrels and sickness of mind or body are almost unknown amongst them.
9
Some of these, great favourites at the time, are now almost unknown.
10
If we become outdoor sleepers, coughs and colds will be almost unknown.
11
They are medicinal, too, and as yet almost unknown to white men.
12
Unusual as they were, almost unknown, they were thunder-drops and shook her.
13
A praying, Bible-reading captain and ship's company was a thing almost unknown.
14
However, until recently, service design was almost unknown in public services.
15
In that rural district an actual, downright murder was almost unknown.
16
For years Suleimani kept a low profile and was almost unknown.
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Almost unknown through the time
Almost unknown across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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