partial
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
partial/ˈpɑːʃl/
▶adjective
- 1 existing only in part; incomplete.
- 2 favouring one side in a dispute above the other; biased.
- 3 (partial to) having a liking for.
– derivatives
partiality noun,
partially adverb,
partialness noun.
partiality noun,
partially adverb,
partialness noun.
'partial' also found in these Oxford entries:
alpenglow
- amaurosis
- amnesia
- atelectasis
- backveld
- bridge
- brownout
- clapboard
- cup
- demigod
- down
- eye
- glimpse
- gloom
- gobo
- Henry's law
- kenosis
- labial
- Lariam
- lateral
- lean
- mero-
- modify
- nutmeg
- overplus
- paraparesis
- pararhyme
- parcel-gilt
- paresis
- partial derivative
- partial differential equation
- partial eclipse
- partial pressure
- pasteurize
- penumbra
- perspectivism
- piecemeal
- portfire
- Prince Charming
- rebate
- ria
- scotoma
- shadow
- sitz bath
- slipstream
- sous vide
- subluxation
- subtotal
- suck
