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Discover Ludwig"had almost" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was close to happening, but ultimately did not happen. For example: "He had almost arrived home when he remembered he had forgotten to buy milk."
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The spell had almost broken.
It had almost ruined him.
It had almost killed him.
THE moment had almost come.
(Locke had almost three thousand).
This had almost no effect.
The trial had almost killed her.
They had almost seen the sun rise.
Mark had almost never ridden them.
He said he had almost backed out.
He had almost no good moves.
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