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"almost entirely destroyed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has been nearly completely destroyed or ruined, either physically or metaphorically. Example: "The village was almost entirely destroyed by the hurricane."
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In 1887 it was almost entirely destroyed by fire.
It was almost entirely destroyed by the earthquake of 1692 and devastated by flood in 1902.
The train had derailed, and the crowded back carriages had been almost entirely destroyed.
Though the day care center was almost entirely destroyed, the children were unharmed.
The boys' village, a place called Taro, was almost entirely destroyed.
In 1220 the city was almost entirely destroyed by the Mongols, and its inhabitants were massacred.
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"His love was so utterly inseparable from him that it would have been impossible to eradicate it without almost entirely destroying him; as surgeons say, his love was no longer operable".
Thistle was almost completely destroyed.
In most areas, crops were entirely destroyed.
In the worst case, meaning that orthogonality is entirely destroyed.
He continues: "Qusayr was destroyed, Baba Amr destroyed, Homs was entirely destroyed.
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