partially
Pronunciation: [ˈpɑːrʃəli]
Word
Context: "degree"
(adverb) when something is not complete or whole, but only to some extent. It is like having a glass that is only filled halfway; it's not full, but it's not empty either.
Example
She partially finished her homework before dinner.
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He did not partially complete the test; he left it entirely blank.
Example
Did you partially understand the lesson, or was it all confusing?
Context: "inclusiveness"
(adverb) when something includes some parts but not all. Imagine if a team had some players but not the entire team; they are only partially ready to play.
Example
The party was partially organized, and some guests arrived early.
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The project was not partially successful; it completely failed.
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Is the event partially planned, or is everything set?
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