Definition of incompletely in English:

incompletely

adverb ɪnkəmˈpliːtliˌɪnkəmˈplitli

In an partial or unfinished manner.
most specimens are incompletely preserved
incompletely digested food
Example sentencesExamples
- I have been reading intensely, but incompletely - opening and closing book after book, then slowly returning to select a chapter, a short text, a paragraph, a phrase, a word.
- This sort of situation, in which several different historical sources merge into a highly polysemous collection of incompletely-differentiated words and phrases, seems to be commoner than one might think.
- There is a clear, but as yet incompletely defined, relationship between depression and drug dependence.
- Laughter raises our heart rate and blood pressure, but these physiological effects are incompletely documented and their medicinal benefits are even less certain.
- The documentary evidence that he cites in his book is frequently taken out of context or quoted incompletely or inaccurately.
- In spite of all this information, the precise biochemical function of the complex is still incompletely understood.
- The warning letter said the firm had responded "incompletely."
- Some of you have noticed that since yesterday, our news site has been intermittently unavailable, or loading incompletely.
- The one relatively, if incompletely successful, revolution in Ireland came about post-1916.
- The many strengths of her study incompletely conceal the very few weaknesses.

Definition of incompletely in US English:

incompletely

adverbˌinkəmˈplētlēˌɪnkəmˈplitli

In an partial or unfinished manner.
most specimens are incompletely preserved
incompletely digested food
Example sentencesExamples
- Laughter raises our heart rate and blood pressure, but these physiological effects are incompletely documented and their medicinal benefits are even less certain.
- This sort of situation, in which several different historical sources merge into a highly polysemous collection of incompletely-differentiated words and phrases, seems to be commoner than one might think.
- Some of you have noticed that since yesterday, our news site has been intermittently unavailable, or loading incompletely.
- The many strengths of her study incompletely conceal the very few weaknesses.
- I have been reading intensely, but incompletely - opening and closing book after book, then slowly returning to select a chapter, a short text, a paragraph, a phrase, a word.
- In spite of all this information, the precise biochemical function of the complex is still incompletely understood.
- The warning letter said the firm had responded "incompletely."
- The one relatively, if incompletely successful, revolution in Ireland came about post-1916.
- There is a clear, but as yet incompletely defined, relationship between depression and drug dependence.
- The documentary evidence that he cites in his book is frequently taken out of context or quoted incompletely or inaccurately.

单词	incompletely
释义	Definition of incompletely in English: incompletely adverb ɪnkəmˈpliːtliˌɪnkəmˈplitli In an partial or unfinished manner. most specimens are incompletely preserved incompletely digested food Example sentencesExamples I have been reading intensely, but incompletely - opening and closing book after book, then slowly returning to select a chapter, a short text, a paragraph, a phrase, a word. This sort of situation, in which several different historical sources merge into a highly polysemous collection of incompletely-differentiated words and phrases, seems to be commoner than one might think. There is a clear, but as yet incompletely defined, relationship between depression and drug dependence. Laughter raises our heart rate and blood pressure, but these physiological effects are incompletely documented and their medicinal benefits are even less certain. The documentary evidence that he cites in his book is frequently taken out of context or quoted incompletely or inaccurately. In spite of all this information, the precise biochemical function of the complex is still incompletely understood. The warning letter said the firm had responded "incompletely." Some of you have noticed that since yesterday, our news site has been intermittently unavailable, or loading incompletely. The one relatively, if incompletely successful, revolution in Ireland came about post-1916. The many strengths of her study incompletely conceal the very few weaknesses. Definition of incompletely in US English: incompletely adverbˌinkəmˈplētlēˌɪnkəmˈplitli In an partial or unfinished manner. most specimens are incompletely preserved incompletely digested food Example sentencesExamples Laughter raises our heart rate and blood pressure, but these physiological effects are incompletely documented and their medicinal benefits are even less certain. This sort of situation, in which several different historical sources merge into a highly polysemous collection of incompletely-differentiated words and phrases, seems to be commoner than one might think. Some of you have noticed that since yesterday, our news site has been intermittently unavailable, or loading incompletely. The many strengths of her study incompletely conceal the very few weaknesses. I have been reading intensely, but incompletely - opening and closing book after book, then slowly returning to select a chapter, a short text, a paragraph, a phrase, a word. In spite of all this information, the precise biochemical function of the complex is still incompletely understood. The warning letter said the firm had responded "incompletely." The one relatively, if incompletely successful, revolution in Ireland came about post-1916. There is a clear, but as yet incompletely defined, relationship between depression and drug dependence. The documentary evidence that he cites in his book is frequently taken out of context or quoted incompletely or inaccurately.
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