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Discover LudwigThe phrase "actually finishing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the completion of a task or activity, often in contrast to the expectation of finishing.
Example: "After weeks of hard work, I am finally actually finishing the project."
Alternatives: "truly completing" or "really wrapping up".
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And, they get that rare feeling of actually finishing a job.
And then we saw her actually finishing it off on 18.
He was attracted more by a new challenge than by the idea of actually finishing what he had begun.
The latter is a rarity among the chains: something relatively healthful that you could imagine actually finishing.
Alex Quinonez of Ecuador had the fastest time in the heats, at 20.28 seconds, with Warren Weir of Jamaica actually finishing second, ahead of his more accomplished teammates.
In the Ducks' 53-32 victhey, they rolled up 599 yards while actually finishing below their scoring average for the season.
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We read books — and actually finished them.
"We actually finish before sunset," he said.
He actually finished second in Utah.
It was the one course I actually finished!
Whether Mr. Uka actually finished high school is unclear.
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