Sentence examples for Nearly all from inspiring English sources

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closely all

largely all

barely all

approximately all

carefully all

"nearly all" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referring to the majority of something, but not all. For example: Nearly all of the students in my class passed the exam.

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Nearly all have failed.

The Economist

Nearly all won.

The New Yorker

Nearly all are unregistered.

The Economist

Nearly all were illegal.

The New York Times

Nearly all slugs are worthless.

The New Yorker

Nearly all politics is local.

The Economist

Nearly all other ibises fly.

The New York Times - Science

Nearly all Samoans are literate.

Encyclopedia Britannica

Nearly all lost their power.

The New Yorker

Nearly all are superhigh energy.

The New York Times - Magazine

Nearly all have microwave ovens.

The New York Times

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