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Meanings of very incomplete in English
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Usage of very incomplete in English
1
Even though fundraisers tell a necessary story, their message is very incomplete.
2
And then the boyish ideal of courage is a very incomplete one.
3
Experiment has partially confirmed this, but the confirmation is as yet very incomplete.
4
The accounts in the papers can only have given you a very incomplete idea.
5
Because things have felt very incomplete to me without you.
6
Here my traveling notes become very incomplete, loose and vague.
7
By combining them, an excellent, although very incomplete, Talmudic methodology might be drawn up.
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But this consciousness may be complete in certain melancholies and very incomplete in certain impulsions.
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The jury was then left with a very incomplete and ambiguous portrayal of his activities.
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The very incomplete national dam registry indicates at least 900 dams fall into this category.
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The incipient salvation is very incomplete, but very real.
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It is all true, but it is very incomplete.
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These very incomplete suggestions may suffice to stimulate others to make a more careful collection.
14
I fear, sir, that it will be very incomplete.
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The lack of treatments for HFpEF reflects our very incomplete understanding of this constellation of diseases.
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It is a very incomplete picture, she said.
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