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The phrase "almost wholly cooked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe food that is nearly fully cooked but may still require a little more time or heat to be completely done.
Example: "The chicken is almost wholly cooked, so we just need to let it simmer for a few more minutes."
Alternatives: "nearly fully cooked" or "mostly cooked".
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Almost wholly cooked up in a computer and using motion-capture technology, it turns on a riddle that takes the story from sea to desert and other landlubbing destinations, including an imaginary Moroccan city, Bagghar (a play on a French word for brawl, bagarre), which looks as canned as a sand-strewn set for a Bob Hope and Bing Crosby road movie if tidier and pricier.
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The brief, and almost wholly unpredictable, moments of decongestion almost make things worse.
Hungry, time poor and almost wholly reliant on take-out pizza and ready meals.
The group is almost wholly state-owned.
After 1945 the almost wholly German population was supplanted by an almost wholly Czech one.
The script is almost wholly improvised.
These turn electrical power almost wholly into light.
For that, the FARC is almost wholly to blame.
Mr. Bieber has the turf almost wholly to himself.
The upper house, the House of Peers (Kizokuin), was almost wholly appointive.
The address was spent almost wholly on domestic issues.
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