almost eliminate

Frequency: 7.512.8 per million words

To remove or get rid of nearly all of something.

eliminateADVERB + eliminate

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almost

Examples (10)

  • The new vaccine has almost eliminated the disease in the test population.
  • Our new efficiency measures have almost eliminated waste in the production line.
  • This software update will almost eliminate the risk of data corruption.
  • Decades of targeted policies have almost eliminated child poverty in the region.
  • Stricter regulations on emissions have almost eliminated smog from the city's air.
  • With one final payment, he will have almost eliminated his student loan debt.
  • The team's strong defense almost eliminated any chance for their opponents to score.
  • The new phonetic approach almost eliminated spelling errors among the young students.
  • Advances in automation could almost eliminate the need for manual labor in certain industries.
  • By streamlining the process, we have almost eliminated the possibility of human error.