Almost entirely
In effect and almost entirely are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In effect" instead an adverb phrase "Almost entirely".
In effect
In effect adverb - In actuality or reality or fact.
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Almost entirely and in effect are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Almost entirely" instead an adverb phrase "In effect".
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- The faux-game Mornington Crescent consists almost entirely of the players "arguing" about which house rules are in effect for the particular game.
Source: House Rules -
In effect, this new world would be almost entirely ruled by her undead subjects.
Source: The Necrocracy
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