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nearly

[neer-lee] / ˈnɪər li /


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The policy had attracted criticism since it was announced last September, with nearly three million people signing a parliamentary petition opposing the introduction of digital IDs.

From BBC

The new production base is expected to generate an economic impact of nearly $19 billion and support over 6,000 jobs throughout the state, according to an independent economic impact study commissioned by the company.

From Los Angeles Times

Navy sailor convicted of espionage by a federal jury in August has been sentenced to nearly 16 months in prison.

From Los Angeles Times

Even though it was homely and ill-fitting, my dress nearly filled the doorframe.

From Literature

Since then, elephants have been a beloved symbol of our nearly decade-long relationship.

From Salon