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The phrase "almost in love" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling of affection or attraction that is not fully developed into love.
Example: "After spending so much time together, I find myself almost in love with her, but I'm not ready to admit it yet."
Alternatives: "nearly in love" or "close to being in love".
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During his career, he recorded with Stan Getz, Quincy Jones, Frank Sinatra and Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, and wrote a song for an Elvis Presley movie ("Almost in Love" from the 1968 film "Live a Little, Love a Little").
She was almost in love with him.
In 1997, he recorded an album, Almost In Love, with the Brazilian singer Ithamara Koorax, only available over the internet.
The song first appeared in one of Elvis's movies in the 1960s and as the B-side to his 1968 single, Almost in Love.
"I am almost in love with those two guys," Farnetti said of Lucarelli and Donadoni, who had become icons of Parma's struggle.
This is not a problem in Sam Neave's "Almost in Love," a fascinating exercise in which the camera hovers around a group of young adults, drifting between conversations, only fading to leap from a Staten Island high-rise terrace at dusk to a beachfront Hamptons home at sunrise months later.
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He almost seems in love with it.
No wonder Daniel wants Laura: I almost fell in love with her myself.
Moments later, the two were stroking each other's arms and looking almost giddily in love.
At the age of 26, during a stop in Sydney, Australia, Slocum fell almost instantly in love with the pretty and determined Virginia Walker.
With Stefania Sandrelli, as the hero's bubble-headed bride, and Dominique Sanda, as the professor's tigerish, omni-sexual wife, with whom Marcello almost falls in love.
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