partial /pärˈshl/

1. Relating to a part only
2. Not total or entire
3. Inclined to favour one person or party
4. Having a preference or fondness (with to)
5. Of partiality (Shakespeare)
6. Component
7. Subordinate (botany)

A partial tone, one of the single-frequency tones which go together to form a sound actually heard

parˈtialism noun

parˈtialist noun

1. Someone who is biased
2. Someone who sees or knows only part
3. A particularist (theology)

partiality /-shi-alˈi-ti/ noun

parˈtialize or parˈtialise transitive verb (Shakespeare)

To bias

parˈtially adverb

partial derivative noun (mathematics)

A derivative obtained by letting only one of several independent variables vary

partial fraction noun

One of a number of fractions into which another fraction may be separated

partial pressure noun

The pressure exerted by any component in a mixture of gases

partial product noun (mathematics)

A quantity obtained by multiplying one part of a multiplicand and one part of a multiplier

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