partial

In support of his assessment, he offers a number of tantalizing theories, only partially undergirded by fully explored evidence.

The capital of the kingdom of Lilliput appeared to be partially surrounded by a vast and melancholy campagna of turnips.

It seemed as though the whole mass of fighting men had partially sunk into the ground.

But poor Markham had all the eloquence of a partially ruined man.

The old ruined castle—an imposing structure now partially repaired—is described in Scott's Waverley.

So long as any profit exists, the State has a right to tax it; unjustly it may be, and partially, but still the title is there.