The phrase "almost devastating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event that nearly causes significant harm or distress but does not fully reach that level.
Example: "The storm was almost devastating, leaving many homes damaged but miraculously sparing the worst of the destruction."
Alternatives: "nearly catastrophic" or "close to ruinous."
In February 197 he was defeated and killed in a difficult battle near his capital of Lugdunum, which, in turn, was almost devastated.
The close link between TB and HIV added to the stigma and fear of diagnosis: "The other thing that we have still in the relationship to tuberculosis is the stigma that is related to tuberculosis and HIV" and: "So those two big problems will make this client almost devastated with the fear that 'Now I have HIV.
But most devastating illnesses, among them diabetes, autism, Alzheimer's, and cancer, are almost always the result of a constantly shifting dynamic that can include hundreds of genes.
Almost as devastating for deconstruction and Mr. Derrida was the revelation, also in 1987, that Heidegger, one of his intellectual muses, was a dues-paying member of the Nazi Party from 1933 to 1945.
But that might not be enough for fans who are almost as devastated as they were during [SPOILER ALERT] last season's Red Wedding.
The post-Mission Period native population was almost entirely devastated.
It's almost completely devastated the town of Paradise, population 27,000, where more than 1,000 structures have already been destroyed, forcing residents to evacuate en masse, the Los Angeles Times reports.
The immediate effects of this weapon on a tank's crew will almost certainly be devastating.
It would almost certainly be devastating physically in both the North and South, military experts say.
As winter's bite gives way to spring sunshine, weather forecasters are predicting that this region will almost certainly face devastating floods for the fourth time in five years as the snow melts.
