Partially

/ˈpɑːrʃəli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

To some extent; not completely or fully.

The project was only partially completed by the deadline.

In part; to a limited degree.

The evidence was partially responsible for the verdict.

Not entirely; partially true or applicable.

Her statement was partially correct, but lacked important details.

In a manner that allows only some aspect or section.

He was partially obscured by the large crowd.

From middle French 'partiel', from Latin 'partialis', from 'partis' meaning part.

partially successful

Achieving some but not all desired outcomes.

partially responsible

Having some share in responsibility but not the full extent.

partially clear

Being somewhat transparent or understandable but not entirely.

partial

Involving only a part rather than the whole.

part

A portion or segment of something larger.

Sort of.

I'm partially okay with that plan.

Kind of.

He's partially my friend.