virtually

/ˈvɚ.t͡ʃə.wə.li/
adv 5

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ADJ.

all, below, entire, impossible, inseparable, live, managed, many

The entire project was virtually impossible to complete without additional funding from the board.

VERB + VIRTUALLY

battle, house, place, plan, return, takes

The new shopping center virtually takes up the entire block downtown.

VIRTUALLY + NOUN

-, activity, american, degrees, everything, nothing, palace, population

The pandemic shut down virtually everything in our city for several months.

PREP.

in, in

The new shopping mall is virtually in the city center, just a five-minute walk away.

ADV.

previously

The company had virtually no competition previously, so they didn't need to innovate much.

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