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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Practically
Hi guys I'm not sure what its the proper meaning of "practically" here? Thanks ...
"Vilsack thought she should be running. On the phone,
Vilsack said it was true—and then practically begged her to
get into the race"
"Vilsack thought she should be running. On the phone,
Vilsack said it was true—and then practically begged her to
get into the race"
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"almost" He didn't actually beg her but he went to great lengths trying to persuade her to get into the race.
- "almost" He didn't actually beg her but he went to great lengths trying to persuade her to get into the race.
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"almost"
He didn't actually beg her but he went to great lengths trying to persuade her to get into the race.
He didn't actually beg her but he went to great lengths trying to persuade her to get into the race.
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