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Discover Ludwig'nearly a' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to emphasize the proximity of a quantity, with "nearly" indicating that the quantity is just short of a whole or complete amount. For example: "He ate nearly a pound of candy!".
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"I'm nearly a believer now".
Nearly a hundred years old.
Instead, nearly a quarter did.
The experiment lasted nearly a decade.
Nearly a dozen former Cosmos attended.
It was nearly a mile in diameter.
I'm nearly a "Star Wars" newbie.
Nearly a quarter had stopped altogether.
The bombs killed nearly a hundred people.
It was considered nearly a total loss.
The detour lasted nearly a week.
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