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Meanings of remotely close in English

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Usage of remotely close in English
1
If we're even remotely close to it when it does, we're ashes.
Earth Unaware
2
No German bomber could get anywhere even remotely close to London.
The Wolf’s Hour
3
That's the only place even remotely close to here where they can do that.
Earth Unaware
4
It's never fired on anything remotely close to this range.
Earth Unaware
5
It was first time Shake had come remotely close to not despising the guy.
Gutshot straight
6
And it is true Ferrer isn't remotely close to his compatriot in terms of accomplishment.
The Irish Times
7
He wasn't perfect, or even remotely close, for that matter, but, hey, neither was I.
The Duff
8
Furthermore, we aren't even remotely close to being saintly.
Sahm I am
9
He wasn't depressed or sad or even remotely close to touching a drop of alcohol.
The Duff
10
That wasn't even remotely close to being true.
News.com.au
11
It's not remotely close to super camera phones like the LG Viewty in terms of image quality.
Wired
12
None were going even remotely close, but it watched the proceedings with keen interest all the same.
Johannes cabal the necromancer
13
Not even remotely close to anything useful.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
14
We still have a long way to go in order to get anywhere remotely close to economic equality.
The South African
15
Nobody in Europe comes remotely close.
Imajica: Complete Edition
16
Nobody looked remotely close to challenging Snedeker, though the afternoon 63s by Moore and Oda were both bogey-free.
Reuters
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