Examples of 'nearly nothing' in a sentence
Meaning of "nearly nothing"
nearly nothing - This phrase denotes a minimal amount or almost no quantity of something. It suggests that whatever is being referred to is close to being negligible, insignificant, or virtually non-existent
How to use "nearly nothing" in a sentence
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nearly nothing
There is nearly nothing else in the film.
I can live from nearly nothing.
Nearly nothing else left on the shelves.
It is so effective that nearly nothing can penetrate it.
Nearly nothing has remained from the original project.
I have played nearly nothing else since.
Employees for oversea training means nearly nothing.
There was nearly nothing left of the arm.
A copy of an ebook costs nearly nothing.
I know nearly nothing about microprocessors.
It works and it costs nearly nothing.
I knew nearly nothing about his diligent past.
He is a man who takes nearly nothing for granted.
Nearly nothing at all.
There was nearly nothing left.
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The church was reduced to nearly nothing.
She had nearly nothing when he met her.
About her life there is nearly nothing to find.
You have nearly nothing to lose by hiring experts.
And a single drop of water in the ocean is nearly nothing.
There is nearly nothing to win.
The bleeding has been reduced to nearly nothing now.
Just nearly nothing about it.
Make do with nearly nothing.
Nearly nothing survived.
You have eaten nearly nothing for five days.
The young men and women sell themselves for nearly nothing.
Thanks for nearly nothing.
I have had good times with many possessions and lean times with nearly nothing.
John said nearly nothing.
Assad Bey is an enigmatic person about whom we know nearly nothing about.
There you get nearly nothing and ruin your statistics.
The investment was nearly nothing.
He felt nearly nothing about the fact she was crying.
I nearly dropped it because it had nearly nothing to do with tennis.
Bad there was nearly nothing left of the interior of the mushrooms.
My sister took nearly nothing.
There is nearly nothing known of this Hale other than its existence.
We wish to see nearly nothing.
Nearly nothing of the synth work on Heathen is mine but some of the piano.
My loss is nearly nothing.
Nearly nothing is known about the battle except that the Mercians defeated the West Saxons.
Meursault later reflects that he remembers nearly nothing about the funeral.
Unfortunately, nearly nothing was implemented at that time.
But this big cup is only very magnetical inside and nearly nothing outside.
Latin America had nearly nothing and it is making up ground.
To know I have learned nearly nothing.
The resulting image has nearly nothing in common with a CT image of a human head.
Here the PA has done nearly nothing.
There is nearly nothing left on the table, guys.
