unfully
English
Etymology
From Middle English unfulli, equivalent to un- + fully.
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -ʊli
Adverb
unfully (not comparable)
- Not fully; incompletely; partially
- 1997, Clinton and Congress: The Challenges Ahead:
- The general instincts of the administration are multilateralist, but they're not fully committed, and it's going to be very interesting to see how an unfully committed administration works with the Congress on resolving this issue.
- 1997, Clinton and Congress: The Challenges Ahead:
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