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The phrase "almost definitely be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a high degree of certainty about something, but with a slight caveat that it may not be absolute.
Example: "The event will almost definitely be held outdoors, weather permitting."
Alternatives: "most likely be" or "nearly certain to be".
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The same will almost definitely be true of Disenchantment.
Well, it means he will almost definitely be back, but we're unsure in what capacity.
It was created in the Hammond Creation laboratory, and will almost definitely be the new movie's terrifying antagonist.
If an infected pig made its way near a town or village, it would almost definitely be eaten.
It would almost definitely be challenged in the courts by the big six firms who dominate the current gas and electricity supply market.
It's a lovely liting ballad, and it'll almost definitely be bludgeoned from your memory a nanosecond after it finishes by a shrieking woman in a funny hat.
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Offences there almost definitely were, he feels, but he had no concrete evidence, only hearsay.
That time and place almost definitely isn't when a man is threatening to jump to his death from the Brooklyn Bridge.
There is somebody that looks like a male version of one of the Sisterhood of Karn, but almost definitely isn't.
Contribute with Guardian Witness If you went to a Welsh-medium school, then you have almost definitely been to an Eisteddfod.
:) And here's what the internet really thinks was said – but almost definitely wasn't – in that lift: #WhatJayZSaidToSolange "I bought you a fur coat so you wouldn't be so cold standing in Beyoncè's shadow" #WhatJayZSaidToSolange Putin called.
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