Examples of 'lost nearly' in a sentence
Meaning of "lost nearly"
This phrase indicates that something or someone has experienced a significant reduction, loss, or decline in quantity, value, or position. The term 'nearly' suggests that the loss was substantial, but not complete
How to use "lost nearly" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
lost nearly
Ventris has lost nearly two legions.
Lost nearly all of the previous days.
We have already lost nearly twenty minutes.
He lost nearly half of his men in that battle.
You have not lost nearly enough yet.
He lost nearly all his investments in a bank failure.
They have all lost nearly ten years.
I lost nearly three liters of blood.
Out of this reason it has been lost nearly completely.
I have lost nearly everything to protect you.
The traditions of arts and crafts are lost nearly completely.
They lost nearly two million dollars.
Ordinary shareholders had thus lost nearly all their money.
Has lost nearly all of its effect.
Many of the families have been displaced and lost nearly everything.
See also
We have lost nearly nine per cent.
This old man and his family had lost nearly everything.
He had lost nearly half of the armory.
A tree near my building has lost nearly all its leaves.
I have lost nearly two kilos this week.
Doctors would later estimate that he lost nearly half the blood in his body.
And he lost nearly three months of his life.
Blacks comprised a third of the population but lost nearly all their political power.
Immaculee lost nearly all her family to genocide.
His skin had turned gray and he had lost nearly all his hair.
She has lost nearly all her hearing.
Despite the general success of the limited attack the battalion lost nearly half its strength.
The family lost nearly everything.
Zhubaal has spent decades searching for the angel he loved and lost nearly a century ago.
Europe has lost nearly half its wetlands.
In recent years the Polish working class has lost nearly all its social gains.
She had lost nearly all her property by.
In these irregular encounters the Carthaginians lost nearly as many men as the Saguntines.
We lost nearly all our men.
It was during this dynastic change that Spain lost nearly all her European possessions.
And he lost nearly a billion dollars in one year.
Yellowstone National Park lost nearly a million acres.
I lost nearly all my money than.
In these struggles it lost nearly all of its best militants.
He lost nearly a lap when he spun in the worst of the cloudburst.
That poor man has lost nearly all of his faculties.
I lost nearly everyone I cared about on that ship.
The sun has now lost nearly all of its spots.
I lost nearly everything and NO BONUS.
But then Facebook shares lost nearly half their value after the IPO.
It lost nearly half of its value on the free….
Yellowstone National Park lost nearly one million acres.
We have lost nearly a third of our crew to the photonics.
Singers Katy Perry and Justin Bieber each lost nearly three million followers.
We have lost nearly half our people.
You'll also be interested in:
Examples of using Lost
Show more
We have lost loved ones in the past
And everywhere the ceremony ofinnocence is lost
And they lost money on the betting
