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practically

[prak-tik-lee] / ˈpræk tɪk li /


Example Sentences

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Apart from the electronic fuel ignition and other digital bits, this engine is practically identical to the beast my father winched into his Ford F-100 pickup in the 1970s.

From The Wall Street Journal

“An eleven-year-old boy staying with folks who are practically strangers out there in the wilderness?”

From Literature

The Telegraph's Anita Singh notes "the fidelity to the original is practically unheard of in the world of TV", leading to feelings of "joy and a fuzzy nostalgia".

From BBC

"It's a real foundational story for Welsh culture and sense of Welsh identity, and yet there's been practically nothing done about it," he said.

From BBC

Liu retired at 16 years old after the Beijing Olympics, took two years off and is now launching a comeback practically never seen in figure skating.

From Los Angeles Times