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FRACTIONAL

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Main Entry: fractional
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: partial

Synonyms:

apportioned, compartmental, compartmented, constituent, dismembered, dispersed, divided, fragmentary, frationary, incomplete, parceled, part, piecemeal, sectional, segmented

Antonyms:

all, entire, total
Main Entry: fragmentary
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: broken, incomplete

Synonyms:

bitty, disconnected, discrete, disjointed, fractional, incoherent, part, partial, piecemeal, scattered, scrappy, sketchy, unsystematic

Antonyms:

all, complete, total, unbroken, whole
Main Entry: half
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: partial

Synonyms:

bisected, divided, even-steven, fifty-fifty, fractional, halved, incomplete, limited, moderate, partly
Notes: half is one of two equal parts of a divisible whole; halve means to divide by two

Antonyms:

total, whole
Main Entry: incomplete
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: unfinished, wanting

Synonyms:

abridged, broken, crude, defective, deficient, expurgated, fractional, fragmentary, garbled, half-done, immature, imperfect, inadequate, incoherent, insufficient, lacking, meager, part, partial, rough, rude, rudimentary, short, sketchy, unaccomplished, unconsummated, under construction, undeveloped, undone, unexecuted, unpolished

Antonyms:

accomplished, complete, finished, perfect
Main Entry: light
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: small in amount, content

Synonyms:

casual, digestible, faint, fractional, fragmentary, frivolous, frugal, gentle, hardly any, hardly enough, inadequate, inconsequential, inconsiderable, indistinct, insignificant, insufficient, mild, minor, minuscule, minute, moderate, modest, not many, not much, not rich, puny, restricted, scanty, shoestring, slight, soft, sparse, superficial, thin, tiny, trifling, trivial, unimportant, unsubstantial, weak, wee

Antonyms:

heavy
Main Entry: numeric/numerical
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: concerning mathematics

Synonyms:

algebraic, algorithmic, arithmetic, arithmetical, binary, differential, digital, exponent, exponential, fraction, fractional, integral, logarithm, logarithmic, mathematical, numeral, numerary, statistical

Antonyms:

alphabetic, alphabetical
Main Entry: partial
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: incomplete

Synonyms:

fractional, fragmentary, half done, halfway, imperfect, limited, part, sectional, uncompleted, unfinished, unperformed

Antonyms:

complete, entire, total, whole
Main Entry: numeric
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: mathematical

Synonyms:

arithmetic, arithmetical, binary, differential, digital, exponent, exponential, fraction, fractional, integrated, logarithm, logarithmic, mathematical, numeral, numerary, numerical, statistical
Related Words
Main Entry: incomplete
Part of Speech: adjective
Related
Adjectives:
incomplete, going on, in hand, in one's hands, in progress, incondite, not completed, proceeding, sketchyaddle, unaccomplished, uncompleted, unexecuted, unfinished, unperformed
Main Entry: light
Part of Speech: adjective, noun, verb
Related
Adjectives:
light, self, ablaze, actinic, anacamptic, beaming, beamy, blazing, bright, bright as day, bright as noonday, bright as silver, bright as the sun at noonday, burnished, circumfulgent, clear, cloudless, effulgent, epipolic, flimmering, fluorescent, fulgent, fulgid, fulgurant, fulgurous, gairish, garish, glassy, glossy, guttering, heliographic, in a blaze, incandescent, inenubilable, interlucent, irradiated, lambent, light as day, light as noonday, light as the sun at noonday, lightsome, lucent, lucid, luciferous, lucific, luculent, luminiferous, luminous, lustrous, meridian, meteoric, nitid, noonday, noontide, orient, phosphorescent, photic, photoelastic, photogenic, photographic, plenilunar, radiant, refractive, refulgent, resplendent, rutilant, scintillant, sheeny, shining, shiny, splendent, splendid, stroboscopic, sunny, transplendent, unclouded, unobscured, vivid
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