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Discover LudwigThe phrase "act almost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is nearly performing an action or exhibiting a quality, but not quite fully.
Example: "He seemed to act almost as if he were the leader of the group, even though he had no official title."
Alternatives: "behave nearly" or "perform somewhat".
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Democrats sound and act almost like Reaganites.
But as attorney-general he could act almost unilaterally.
He continued to act almost until his death.
Voters passed the bond act almost 2 to 1.
Our political elites act almost as if taxation doesn't exist.
Ants carrying nematode parasites act almost normal, but look like a different species.
In a way, said Professor Theorell, "music can act almost like a lover".
The thematic collections act almost like a hall of mirrors, reflecting layered influences over the centuries.
"They in many instances act almost as the sales department of the university".
An antenna can act almost like a sail in a strong wind.
It was an act almost laser‑targeted to cause annoyance to anyone still watching.
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