Examples of 'nearly entirely' in a sentence
Meaning of "nearly entirely"
Nearly entirely: This phrase means almost completely or almost fully. It is used to describe something that is very close to being 100% complete or whole
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The polymer was nearly entirely soluble in chloroform.
Nearly entirely around the galaxy.
The response was nearly entirely positive.
Nearly entirely harmless.
The movement is nearly entirely contrapuntal.
Doctors stopped prescribing it nearly entirely.
They are nearly entirely self sufficient.
The migratory populations have been observed to consist nearly entirely of males.
It is made nearly entirely of metal.
One distinctive feature of batteries is that they are nearly entirely recyclable.
They are nearly entirely instrumental.
Exports to Apulia also stopped nearly entirely.
It stays nearly entirely true to the text of the four canonical gospels.
The end of the letter was nearly entirely illegible.
She served nearly entirely undercover and much of her record is classified.
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Most provinces are composed entirely or nearly entirely of prefectural level cities.
This prevents our expectations from limiting our analyses, and the results are nearly entirely open.
This tutorial will be done nearly entirely with the command line.
Cryptocurrency has made ransomware more effective, as often these ransoms are nearly entirely untraceable.
The program is shot nearly entirely from the first person perspective by steadicam.
The diet of the European pied flycatcher is composed nearly entirely of insects.
There are chapters nearly entirely filled with nothing but the Librarian expositioning.
Transport in the EU still depends nearly entirely on fossil fuels.
The land is nearly entirely bordered by the Mediterranean Sea.
The unusually large group was nearly entirely from Guatemala.
With nearly entirely pulled out Barlow lens the magnification is raised by 2x.
His three years of ministry were spent nearly entirely in the presence of sinners.
With nearly entirely pulled out Barlow lens the magnification is raised to 2x.
Insufficiently capitalized and nearly entirely unreserved in the US.
It was nearly entirely destroyed by an earthquake in 1693, and was subsequently rebuilt.
At low tide North Breaker is nearly entirely exposed.
Bad River Reservation is nearly entirely covered by a forest and swamps.
The lyrics of the song, as with the title, are composed nearly entirely of nonsense.
A giant galaxy made nearly entirely of Dark Matter has been discovered.
Fantastic Beasts sequel takes place nearly entirely in Paris.
When the Barlow lens is nearly entirely pulled out, the magnifi cation is raised to 2X.
Basic, mundane tasks are going to be done nearly entirely by machines.
The opera is apparently nearly entirely lost, although Nestyev quotes some musical extracts.
Agriculture, retail trade and building were nearly entirely in private hands.
The flow from that river is nearly entirely consumed as the city 's water supply.
During a siege in the 17th century the estate was nearly entirely destroyed.
The Fund 's assets are nearly entirely denominated in foreign currencies.
Titan, the largest moon of Saturn, has an atmosphere nearly entirely made of nitrogen.
The German armaments industry was nearly entirely dependent on the supplies from Portugal.
Oddly enough for a Caribbean island, the population is nearly entirely of European ancestry.
In the old days, women were nearly entirely subordinate to their spouses.
As the mole ratio reaches 1:2, the product is nearly entirely DMEMH.
The Sino-Korean system is nearly entirely based on the Chinese numerals.
Weighing in at over 181 tons, this mammoth mammal feeds nearly entirely on tiny krill.
However, the result is a nearly entirely compostable product.
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Entirely dedicated to progress and further development
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