Partially
11partially — See partial, partially, partly …
12partially — adverb formal 1 not completely; partly: He was only partially to blame for the accident. 2 in a way that shows you unfairly support one person, side etc against another participant, noun (C) someone who is taking part in an activity or event (+… …
13partially — adverb the plan was only partially successful Syn: to a limited extent/degree, to a certain extent/degree, partly, in part, not totally, not entirely, relatively, moderately, (up) to a point, somewhat, comparatively, slightly …
14partially — [ˈpɑːʃəli] adv not completely Syn: partly A partially clothed body was discovered in the woods.[/ex] …
15partially — partial ► ADJECTIVE 1) existing only in part; incomplete. 2) favouring one side in a dispute above the other; biased. 3) (partial to) having a liking for. DERIVATIVES partiality noun partially adverb …
16partially — adverb in part; in some degree; not wholly (Freq. 7) I felt partly to blame He was partially paralyzed • Syn: ↑partly, ↑part • Ant: ↑wholly ( …
17Partially Buried Woodshed — [http://www.robertsmithson.com/earthworks/partially det5.htm photo] is a work of land art created by Robert Smithson. It was created at Kent State University in January 1970. The work has since been demolished, and only concrete remains in the… …
18partially exempt — In the context of value added tax (VAT), a taxable person who makes taxable supplies (taxable supply) and exempt supplies (See exempt supply) will be able to recover input tax only to the extent that the input tax is attributable to his taxable… …
19partially sighted — adj unable to see well →↑blind ▪ Reading aids have been provided for partially sighted pupils …
20partially sighted — UK US adjective someone who is partially sighted cannot see properly but is not completely blind Thesaurus: describing someone s ability to seehyponym eye and parts of the eyemeronym …
