half-completed

adjective

1. (of a job, task, project, etc) only partially completed

Example Sentences

When Pynchon’s jacket summary of this tale of two cities first surfaced six months ago, cynics could be forgiven for wondering whether an 88-year-old man, hearing time’s winged chariot idling at the curb, hadn’t just taken two half-completed works in progress and spot-welded them together.

From Los Angeles Times

Behind us was a half-completed mural.

From Los Angeles Times

"While my brothers were alive, I was free to study. But now they are gone; no one is here to support me. My lessons are left half-completed."

From Salon

She had two half-completed pots sitting on wooden plates to dry.

From Literature

By 1945, the fascist regime had been toppled, Mussolini had been executed — his body hung upside down in public — and EUR was only half-completed, sealed off and all but abandoned.

From Washington Post