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Meanings of be practically in English
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Usage of be practically in English
1
A speech in response would be practically unlimited in scope of treatment.
2
The malevolence of people who scorn slumber seems to be practically unlimited.
3
To the ordinary mind, indeed, any such connection would be practically unthinkable.
4
After ninety years of trial, they are found to be practically perfect.
5
There can be practically but one motive for theft, burglary, or robbery.
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It 's also going to be practically impossible to get home tonight.
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It would be practically impossible to see all the content in one play-through.
8
The general results were practically identical in the two sets of experiments.
9
In fact, your words were practically the last I spoke to him.
10
Public transport is practically non-existent in regional cities, leading to traffic chaos.
11
Hevelin flapped a hand at his young partner, who was practically vibrating.
12
Military control was practically withdrawn from Ruhleben in the autumn of 1915.
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Put bluntly, any form of social distancing is practically and economically disastrous.
14
The expenditure of the successful Labour candidate in Pretoria was practically nil.
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It 's practically impossible to tell when he's changed into his gardening clothes.
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It may be ; but if so, it was practically an inevitable indiscretion.