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Meanings of partially true in English

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Usage of partially true in English
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The official explanation was a massive computer failure, which was partially true.
Terminal Compromise
2
That's partially true, people do fall to their death on this route.
The South African
3
And while that's partially true, it still takes outreach to spread the word.
Wired
4
We may never see each other again. Which was partially true.
A kiss of shadows
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But this is only partially true; one important consideration is overlooked.
Crime and Its Causes
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This was not true, or, at the best, only partially true.
The Life of John Clare
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It's partially true, but Ms. Harriet knows nothing about it.
Ford county: stories
8
For St Kitts they are at least still partially true.
The Irish Times
9
This statement is only partially true; its omissions are more significant than its admissions.
Great Fortunes from Railroads
10
That's not like me. Her reply was only partially true.
Frozen Heat
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Even if what you're telling me was only partially true, it still proves nothing.
The cabal
12
We've played a lot of good teams coming after victory. That is only partially true.
Reuters
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This is only partially true: the other thing is, Jason and Penny haven't signed yet.
Chosen: a novel
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We answer to the first objection: only partially true; and the second, we utterly deny.
Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 423 / Volume 17, New Series, F...
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Really, this has to at least be partially true.
Wired
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I've done this before. Which was only partially true.
Earth Unaware
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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