partially
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2.4
- adverb
- /ˈpɑːrʃəli/
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parcialmente
- It has a partially negative charge, right?
- at least partially
- only partially
- partially true
So through hope we can be made partially happy, you could say, right?
- So through hope we can be made partially happy, you could say, right?
- Attached and self limiting can be partially filed in that drawer.
- And so it's probably partially led to my stroke.
- And and by another another partially sighted or or blind student.
- I maintain my mental health partially because I keep going.
- So we know that this is probably partially the men's fault.
- OK, this is partially to do with me as well.
- So cars that are able to drive themselves either partially or fully.
- But she's standing with the car door, so it's partially blocking it.
- We had a huge falling out after we graduated, partially I'd say mostly my doing.
- And, well, actually, they are partially correct.
Examples
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It was partially my fault.
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So cars that are able to drive themselves either partially or fully.
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And that, my friends, is a partially replaced display.
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So through hope we can be made partially happy, you could say, right?
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I maintain my mental health partially because I keep going.
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OK, this is partially to do with me as well.
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And, well, actually, they are partially correct.
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Level 2 is only partially flooded.
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A thin, striped mattress lay flat in one corner, partially covered by a dirty pink sheet.
Fiction book (1990) -
At the meeting, her proposal was only partially accepted by the board.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
A small amount, not very much
∞
2.1
To some degree but not completely
∞
1.0
To a small degree or amount
895
1.0
To some degree but not very much
885
1.0
A little, not very much
634
2.5
Almost but not completely
375
1.0
To some extent but not completely
374
2.2
To some degree but not completely
129
2.2
To a fair degree but not very much
102
1.0
Partly done and not complete
47
2.8
To some degree but not very much
35
4.1
By a small amount
11
6.5
Done only partly and without full effort
6
2.1
Only partly done and not enough to be complete
2
3.4
Partly done and not finished
1
6.2
To a small degree, not completely
To some extent but not completely
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A region that governs itself but is not fully accepted as a country by other countries
How Complete
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Partially comes from the old Latin word pars, which means 'part' and is the same idea as the simple English word part. So to do something partially is to do only a 'part' of it, not the whole thing.