incompletely
not fully or thoroughlyThe task was incompletely finished by the deadline.
The task was not fully completed by the deadline.
in a manner that is not complete or thorough
She answered the questions incompletely, leaving many details out.
She did not provide full answers, omitting many details.
The report was incompletely reviewed, missing several key points.
The review was not thorough, as it overlooked important points.
Often used to describe actions, processes, or results that are unfinished or lacking in completeness.
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Pro Tip
Usage Tip
Use 'incompletely' when describing something that is not fully finished or thorough, often in formal or technical writing.
Word Origin
From 'in-' (not) + 'complete' (whole, entire) + '-ly' (adverb suffix)
Usage Notes
Often used in formal or technical contexts to describe something that is not fully done or understood.