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practically

[prak-tik-lee] / ˈpræk tɪk li /


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Before this decade, software defaults were practically unheard of, partly because lending to software companies was so new.

From The Wall Street Journal

Speaking over encrypted social media they paint a picture of a chaotic environment where "maintenance work on the equipment is practically not happening".

From BBC

“You ‘need’ them?” she asked, her bushy eyebrows practically leaving her face in disbelief.

From Literature

"From a customs and operational perspective, it is practically very difficult to attribute goods exclusively to a single member state, given that production and transformation processes are often distributed across the EU," Gill said.

From Barron's

"But I think I've probably got a closer relationship with Lachlan now because it's something me and him can relate to that practically nobody else in our life can."

From BBC