Yes, the adverb 'virtually' is used to mean a thing is done nearly, almost, in effect. To say that someone 'virtually raised' would mean slightly less than 100%, which is appropriate since in society, there is someone, a friend, a relative, a neighbor, a teacher, etc. that occasionally lend a hand. So to say that something is done 'virtually' means as close to absolute as is possible.
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she was raised a catholic but she sure doesnt consider herself one anylonger. she has a thing for Buddhism and she appreciates spirituality but not religious dogma. u could say she's an agnostic ;)
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Practically, basically, almost, etc.. For example, you could say, "Flying a kite with no wind is virtually impossible." Practically, basically, and almost easily interchange with virtually.
she kept to herself.
The Bible does not say who was raised from the dead first by Jesus. chickennnn !!!
AnswerNo, they're called people from Chicago, citizens of Chicago, ect. AnswerYes, Chicagoan is correct. AnswerYes, People from Chicago are called "Chicagoans". Normally, we just say, "we're from Chicago". My family has been there for generations, I was raised city-proper. If you are from the 'burbs' people will still say they are Chicagoans, ahem, Gurnee people. When I say I am from Chicago, I always say, "Chicago, City-proper'.
Red spots on the torso that are raised could be due to various causes such as allergic reactions, insect bites, or skin conditions like hives or psoriasis. It is recommended to consult a healthcare provider for a proper diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
it would be proper to say i am fine and how are you
It is proper grammar to say, "I bet you".
manaphy i say this because i love water Pokemon and tht Manaphy will become one of ur strongest if trained and or raised with proper care.
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