half-filled

British  

adjective

1. (of a vessel, place, etc) holding or containing half its capacity

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Example Sentences

Half-filled duffle bags littered the floor of the Dodgers clubhouse Sunday afternoon while a jumble of suitcases stood inside the locker room door.

From Los Angeles Times

But fears over what could happen left most of SoFi’s top deck empty and the lower bowl just half-filled.

From Los Angeles Times

If anything, he said, the half-filled classes are more a sign of the department’s high standards than a waning interest in people wanting to join the LAPD.

From Los Angeles Times

He was only given a tiny paper cup, half-filled with water that “vanished in a sip.”

From Seattle Times

But the church’s failure to address changing social mores is playing out in half-filled pews across the Western world.

From Seattle Times