Hugely
Hugely adverb - To a great degree.
Partially
Partially adverb - In some measure or degree.
Usage example: the construction project is only partially complete
Both words in one sentence
- This series is hugely popular among his fans and Team Galactic fans in general, partially for the more humanised view of the members, though even then it's made quite clear that they're wrong in what they're doing.
- It can be argued that Clois had become the majority pairing by the end, partially helped by Lois's continued character development and increasing importance in the story, as well as the fact that Chloe got involved in another hugely popular pairing: Chlollie.
- Sixteen episodes from the 1965-68 black and white series of the hugely influential Till Death Us Do Part (the British forerunner of All in the Family) are either partially or completely lost, although complete audio-only recordings do exist of around half of the missing episodes.
Source: Missing Episode / Live-Action TV
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