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nearly

[neer-lee] / ˈnɪər li /


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The storms dropped nearly 6 inches of rain in 10 days—more than the town typically sees all month—and melted mountain snowpack.

From The Wall Street Journal

Reminded us that the hapless Charlotte Hornets — who haven’t made it into the playoffs in nearly a decade — were once considered so cool that two of their stars were featured in the original “Space Jam?”

From Los Angeles Times

He had over $40,000 in debt and, despite making monthly payments on nearly maxed-out credit cards, he barely covered the monthly interest.

From The Wall Street Journal

The loans in the two funds were nearly identical, but shares of the public BDC were trading at a discount to net asset value.

From The Wall Street Journal

Twickenham Stadium, host of the women's Rugby World Cup final in September, sold nearly 5,500 wild venison burgers in a month.

From Barron's