incompletely
adverb (incompletely)
Everyday
Incompletely means not fully or not totally; with some parts missing or not finished. tree →
In the lessons
In science and maths, a problem incompletely solved is missing steps; a substance incompletely burned produces smoke and harmful gases like carbon monoxide, which is a safety point. In everyday life, homework done incompletely means some parts are missing. It is formal.
Examples
- The form was incompletely filled in. tree →
- The wood burned incompletely and gave off smoke. tree →
- The answer was incompletely explained, so she lost a mark. tree →
- The map was incompletely drawn. tree →
- The dinosaur skeleton was found incompletely; some bones were missing. tree →
- Food cooked incompletely may make you ill. tree →
Note
Adverb of «incomplete». Formal; everyday is «not fully». «In-» means not.
On Mova
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