| practically every | 12.44 | Practically every pitch. | ||
| practically all | 5.60 | Practically all the time. | ||
| practically impossible | 3.82 | That now seems practically impossible. | ||
| practically nonexistent | 2.57 | Privacy is practically nonexistent. | ||
| practically any | 2.37 | They do well in practically any economic environment. | ||
| practically empty | 2.30 | The cupboard was practically empty. | ||
| practically invisible | 1.38 | Pavel Bure was practically invisible. | ||
| practically unknown | 1.18 | Fighting was practically unknown. | ||
| practically identical | 0.99 | We are, chemically, practically identical. | ||
| practically non-existent | 0.99 | The tax structure is practically non-existent. | ||
| practically unheard_of | 0.99 | Divorce was practically unheard of. | ||
| practically useless | 0.86 | A small glass one was practically useless. | ||
| practically nil | 0.59 | Practically nil, officials say. | ||
| practically synonymous | 0.53 | Whereas Casas knows Spain, Rick Bayless and Mexico are practically synonymous. | ||
| practically unchanged | 0.46 | Those percentages are practically unchanged from the last regular opinion polling in December. | ||
| practically devoid | 0.39 | The U.S. roster is practically devoid of European-based players. | ||
| practically giddy | 0.39 | But getting Young has left him practically giddy and positively impressed. | ||
| practically perfect | 0.39 | In the dress rehearsal, the hero was practically perfect in every way. | ||
| practically worthless | 0.39 | They were once considered practically worthless. | ||
| practically born | 0.33 | He was practically born in the saddle. |