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Meanings of entirely possible in English

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Usage of entirely possible in English
1
From the short time I've known you, I think that's entirely possible.
Something wicked
2
It's entirely possible that you're a roving negotiator for American financial interests.
The bourne identity
3
It is entirely possible, although not necessarily for the reason you think.
Joy bauer's food cures
4
In the morning light, a platonic relationship between ex-lovers seemed entirely possible.
Too close to home
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Gibson allowed that it was entirely possible that Lorca was buried elsewhere.
The new yorker
6
It is also entirely possible that oldererectus bones await discovery in Africa.
A short history of nearly everything
7
If the hotel is partially empty, a later checkout is entirely possible.
News.com.au
8
For it's entirely possible that's what he might turn out to be.
The Irish Times
9
Pizza on an old-fashioned brick braai is entirely possible and completely delicious.
The South African
10
In conversation, it is entirely possible, he would not impress you favorably.
Stories: all-new tales
11
It was still a decent collar; not immaculate, perhaps, but entirely possible.
Merton of the Movies
12
It was entirely possible that the demon had not yet sensed her.
Armageddon's Children
13
The economy, with the entirely possible financial aid, however, will bounce back eventually.
Independent.ie
14
So it's entirely possible that they're quite correct, that those numbers are right.
Wired
15
It's entirely possible-evenprobable-thatthe situation has worsened in that time.
The Short Victorious War
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It's therefore entirely possible that Prince Charles will offer to do the honours.
News.com.au
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South Africa
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Australia
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United States of America
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