Pronunciation: /ˈpɑːrʃəl/
noun a part or portion of a whole
A1 I only ate a partial of my sandwich.
A2 She only read a partial of the book.
B1 The team only completed a partial of the project.
B2 The company only disclosed a partial of their financial information.
C1 The investigation revealed only a partial of the truth.
C2 The artist's work is only a partial of his true potential.
adjective existing only in part; incomplete
A1 I have a partial view of the ocean from my hotel room.
A2 She only gave a partial explanation for her absence.
B1 The company offered a partial refund for the defective product.
B2 The report was only partial and did not include all the necessary information.
C1 The artist's work is a partial representation of his inner turmoil.
C2 The treaty was only a partial solution to the ongoing conflict.
formal The research study only provided a partial analysis of the data.
informal I only have a partial understanding of the instructions.
slang I'm only halfway there, just got a partial grasp on the concept.
figurative Her partial commitment to the project hindered its progress.
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