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Meanings of darn close in English

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Usage of darn close in English
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I'll bet I could come pretty darn close to getting it right.
To catch a thief
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If he wasn't completely blind, he had to be pretty darn close.
The Sea of Monsters
3
It's not the future of music, but it's darn close.
The Irish Times
4
If not quite to a man, it was darn close.
The Irish Times
5
My family keep darn close tab on what I spend.
The best early stories of f. scott fitzgerald
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It's not exactly the same, but it's darn close.
Wired
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It comes darn close to doing so.
Wired
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I figure from here to the Cloisters and back is pretty darn close to a half marathon.
The burglar who traded ted williams
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If not robotic, it was darn close.
The Irish Times
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When you're trying to emulate real life and you get pretty darn close, it's gonna be creepy.
The new yorker
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He didn't write a check for the $10 million, but he could have come darn close.
King of the godfathers: "big joey" massino and the fall of the b...
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It wasn't sufficient to propel him to victory in the French Open, but the Meathman went darn close.
The Irish Times
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In an interview with Reuters, she said, We're pretty darn close, and things are getting a little heavy.
Reuters
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Can you imagine United Airlines saying "Zero accidents... or darn close?" No way; I'm aiming for zero.
The story of stuff
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If it wasn't one of those sporting nights when the globe stopped spinning or anything like that, it was darn close.
The Irish Times
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But compared to the giant gas balls that account for nearly every other extrasolar planet ever found, it's pretty darn close.
Wired
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