Highly
Partly
Partly adverb - In some measure or degree.
Usage example: you're only partly right
Both words in one sentence
- Orks also are highly resistant to demonic possession, partly because they have unbreakable will power, and partly because of how stupid they are.
Source: Disability Superpower - ThunderCats (2011) sometimes gets this from fans; in the premiere, the Cat society is depicted as being highly prejudiced towards other races, and its downfall is partly due to that.
- It gets better: Even Caulder/Stolos is a clone of the original, and it seems highly likely that the side-effects of cloning are partly responsible for his insanity.
Source: Cloning Blues
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