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Meanings of virtually unknown in English

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Usage of virtually unknown in English
1
Nevertheless, the biological action of this released vitamin A is virtually unknown.
Pubmed
2
Above all, the plough was now virtually unknown in the entire country.
The Rational Optimist
3
A player virtually unknown outside Romania was about to face Maria Sharapova.
The Irish Times
4
Kardashian was virtually unknown at the time, at least to the general public.
Ebony
5
Where people still liked one another, and crime was virtually unknown.
Ancient shores
6
This was a remarkable achievement because at the time Paak was virtually unknown.
The Guardian
7
Such a large sample from a documented destruction is virtually unknown from antiquity.
Resurrecting pompeii
8
The Western economic principles of contract and competition were virtually unknown.
The New World of Islam
9
The burglar who practises card-sharping as a side-line, is virtually unknown.
The Angel of Terror
10
However, other Conservative contenders are virtually unknown to the world outside the UK Parliament.
Radio NZ
11
He's virtually unknown by Company brass, let alone other agents.
Shift
12
Scott may be virtually unknown to the public, but he is revered by musicians.
The Irish Times
13
The mechanism of NA in lowering LPA is virtually unknown.
Pubmed
14
It was virtually unknown in the world's most populous country until about six years ago.
The Irish Times
15
He is a wealthy and powerful individual, yet he is virtually unknown to the public.
The Irish Times
16
The Fardi family was important on Thabeska but virtually unknown everywhere else in the galaxy.
Ahsoka
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Virtually unknown through the time
Virtually unknown across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare