Generally speaking, partially is used for ingredients or processes that can be measured, as in This food is only partially cooked, while in part is used more for detailing reasons or causes, as in We left early, in part because of the service.
This means that what is said is only partially true and therefore part is a lie or an exaggeration.
Partially.
It can either mean that something is literally only partially cooked, or it can be slang for an idea (or something else) that is only partially formed or produced.
I think perhaps you mean partially
Partially destroyed by its own enzymes
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The word partially is an adverb. It means to do something to a partial degree.
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cell membrane
No, it is not an adverb. Part is a noun, or a verb. There are adverb forms for in part (partly) and the adjective partial (partially).
Redeoubt volcano is part of a volcanic arc that is partially an island arc and partially a continental arc.
Partially is used when you talk about a condition or state. Partly is a part distinct from a whole such as a physical object
The polar molecule is one which has partially positive charge at its one part or one element of a compound and partially negative at the other. The partially negative part bearing part have usually high Electronegative atom. On the other hand, the radical is one which bears no charge but it has an unpaired electron.
An agreement that is partially legal and partially illegal is known as a voidable contract. In such a case, the legal portions of the agreement may be enforced, while the illegal portions are considered void and unenforceable. This type of agreement may still be binding if the legal parts are able to stand alone without the illegal elements.
Yes, it is an adverb. It means partially, in part but not entirely.
partially victorious, which means they won part of it
Sea is a part of the ocean that is partially surrounded by land