Not entirely
To some degree and not entirely are semantically related. In some cases you can use "To some degree" instead an adverb phrase "Not entirely".
To some degree
Not entirely and to some degree are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Not entirely" instead an adverb phrase "To some degree".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- somewhat and not entirely
- somewhat and to some degree
- fairly and not entirely
- fairly and to some degree
- little and not entirely
- little and to some degree
- moderately and not entirely
- moderately and to some degree
- to some extent and not entirely
- to some extent and to some degree
- partially and not entirely
- partially and to some degree
- halfway and not entirely
- halfway and to some degree
Both terms in one sentence
- Meetra Surik, the canonical protagonist of Knights of the Old Republic 2, is perhaps the most prominent case that averts it to some degree, if not entirely.
Source: Never a Self-Made Woman -
By the time of the novel, all the cetaceans are sentient to some degree, with the toothed whales more so than the baleen whales (either due to evolution or genetic Uplifting done prior to the whale diaspora or shortly afterwards, it's not entirely clear).
Source: Space Whale
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