Partial ( adjective , noun , verb )

(As an adjective)

Partial ( adjective )

1. Being or affecting only a part; not total.
2. Being or showing a bias in favor of one person or thing.
3. Being in an incomplete or unfinished state.

Origin:

From middle english parcial, from old french parcial, from latin partialis, from pars ("par.t")

Examples:

1. The team played with only a partial lineup due to injuries.
2. He was partial to chocolate ice cream.
3. The painting was only partially finished.

(As a noun)

Partial ( noun )

1. Being or affecting only a part; not total.
2. Being or showing a bias in favor of one person or thing.
3. Being in an incomplete or unfinished state.

Origin:

From middle english parcial, from old french parcial, from latin partialis, from pars ("par.t")

Examples:

1. The team played with only a partial lineup due to injuries.
2. He was partial to chocolate ice cream.
3. The painting was only partially finished.

(As a verb)

Partial ( verb )

1. Being or affecting only a part; not total.
2. Being or showing a bias in favor of one person or thing.
3. Being in an incomplete or unfinished state.

Origin:

From middle english parcial, from old french parcial, from latin partialis, from pars ("par.t")

Examples:

1. The team played with only a partial lineup due to injuries.
2. He was partial to chocolate ice cream.
3. The painting was only partially finished.