Utterly
Virtually
Virtually adverb - Very close to but not completely.
Usage example: fell in love with a man who was virtually penniless
Both words in one sentence
- He was designed to be virtually impossible to truly destroy so that he was utterly expendable.
Source: Disney Death / Disney - The 6-8lb longsword found throughout the series is utterly ridiculous and would be virtually unusable.
- Virtually everyone said that Corbyn had absolutely no chance, that his brand of politics had been dead since the 1980s and the membership wouldn't vote for anyone so utterly alien to mainstream UK politics.
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