Partially
Partially adverb - In some measure or degree.
Simply
Both words in one sentence
- Interestingly, the reason is partially the fact that Wolfhound simply killed the Maneater, without properly challenging him to a one-on-one combat.
Source: Literature / The Wolfhound -
Partially justified; it's open for interpretation whether it's actually happening in the elite clubs or simply a figment of the characters' imagination.
Source: Film / The Social Network - Compare Alas, Poor Villain and Alas, Poor Scrappy, in which the character is at least partially redeemed in the audience's eyes simply through the act of dying even though they stay a villain.
Source: Death Equals Redemption
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