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The phrase "almost untouchable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that is very difficult to reach, influence, or harm, often implying a sense of superiority or invulnerability.
Example: "In the world of technology, this company's innovations have made it almost untouchable by competitors."
Alternatives: "nearly invincible" or "virtually unreachable".
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It was almost untouchable.
"You become almost untouchable.
The family structure is almost untouchable.
Until today, the euro has been invisible and almost untouchable.
DETROIT — The Detroit Tigers' starters had been almost untouchable in their past three games.
I used to regard him as a very great specialism, almost untouchable.
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IN a literary tradition in which poets have been revered almost as untouchable gods, Ms. Dimoula comes across as earthy and approachable.
"And it just means she's almost, like, untouchable, when you're that hurt, when you're that broken by the world".
The facts of life are that federal spending is almost all untouchable: the military, Social Security, Medicare, interest on the debt, pensions.
"LVMH bought it in the 1990s and it was one of the few brands that felt like an almost divine name, quite untouchable – and that's where you want a brand to be, in luxury it has to feel almost inaccessible.
Early on, he assumes an untouchable, almost mythic stature: drugs fall to him without a shot being fired (as they do again this week), children play "Omar" instead of cops and robbers.
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