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The phrase "almost distant relative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a family connection that is not very close, suggesting a relationship that is somewhat removed but still exists.
Example: "At the family reunion, I met my almost distant relative, who I had never heard of before."
Alternatives: "somewhat distant relative" or "nearly distant relative".
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When I discovered that an "almost distant relative" was an executive at Google's headquarters, I contacted her.
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