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Discover Ludwig"almost stopped" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when something comes very close to stopping, but does not quite make it. For example: The bike skidded to a halt, almost stopped at the edge of the cliff.
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Privatisation has almost stopped.
The decline has now almost stopped.
We had stopped fighting, almost stopped speaking.
The piece almost stopped cold.
Their conversation was strained & finally almost stopped.
I almost stopped to hug him.
My head had almost stopped spinning.
I'd almost stopped looking for the signs of spring.
He has almost stopped using anti-inflammatory medication.
My heart almost stopped; our guide Laurent carried on regardless.
Like Spaniards elsewhere, people here have almost stopped buying houses.
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