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Meanings of practically nonexistent in English

We have no meanings for "practically nonexistent" in our records yet.
Usage of practically nonexistent in English
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Plenty of cars we could use-forinstance, yours, Sam-butgasoline is practically nonexistent.
Alas, Babylon
2
In fact, the likelihood of it killing someone is practically nonexistent, scientists say.
Wired
3
Not exactly the high-minded cat burglary you might imagine, since security was practically nonexistent.
Mental floss presents instant knowledge
4
The night was so short as to be practically nonexistent.
A Russian Journal
5
Both were practically nonexistent in the Kuiper Belt.
Earth Afire
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Elementia said government spending on projects was " practically nonexistent" and the private sector was nervous.
Reuters
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Her list is long, mine practically nonexistent.
The nobodies album
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My personal space is practically nonexistent already.
The wildwater walking club
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The fresh air outside might have been practically nonexistent, but at least I was heading for the swimming pool.
Twenty fragments of a ravenous youth
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The risks are practically nonexistent.
Something New
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Curiosity was practically nonexistent.
The cabal
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His only possible excuse for the blunder was the fact that, while preternatural men were rare, preternatural woman were practically nonexistent.
Soulless
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The famous statesman might say more correctly that reason not only cannot be prominent in the crowd but is practically nonexistent.
The Psychology of Revolution
14
Traffic on the GW Memorial Parkway at this hour was practically nonexistent, and the moonless night was just as dark as his mood.
The cabal
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