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Discover LudwigThe phrase "almost randomly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or decision that appears to be made without a specific plan or pattern, suggesting a degree of unpredictability.
Example: "The items were arranged almost randomly on the shelves, making it difficult to find what I was looking for."
Alternatives: "seemingly at random" or "nearly haphazardly".
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(Of course, the counters fall almost randomly, but that doesn't mean they fall evenly).
Here, though, she seems to be drawing almost randomly from her bottomless bag of tricks.
Sticking very much to the centre lane, Rogen takes an almost randomly plotted road trip with his overbearing Jewish mum.
This never seemed to be a problem before, because the two funds he had picked, almost randomly, kept going up.
Even radio waves, the spy's best friend, are evading capture as radios hop frequencies almost randomly to outwit eavesdroppers.
A Hollywood writing agent asked me who I wanted to meet; almost randomly, I said, "Dick Clark".
After that, I wanted to go to Beijing to study art, so almost randomly I chose film school.
Moore's own history is a thing of shreds and patches, casually, almost randomly, assembled.
These snippets appear almost randomly, in no particular order, and it is impossible to keep track of who's who.
It began almost randomly, when a party of four braves on an egg-stealing foray impulsively killed five white settlers.
Rick Santorum's red color, Mitt Romney's blue and Newt Gingrich's orange seem to be distributed almost randomly on that map.
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