The Opposite(Antonym) of “all”
The antonym of all is partial, incomplete, and limited. The antonyms partial, incomplete, and limited convey a sense of incompleteness or restriction. They imply that something is not complete or whole.
Explore all Antonyms of “all”
Definitions and Examples of partial, incomplete, limited
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Existing only in part; incomplete.
Example
The company received only partial funding, which was not enough to start the project.
Not having all the necessary parts or details; unfinished.
Example
The report was incomplete because it did not include the final results.
Restricted in size, amount, or extent; not unlimited.
Example
The restaurant had a limited menu due to the shortage of ingredients.
Key Differences: partial vs incomplete vs limited
- 1Partial implies that something is not complete or whole, but it still has some parts or aspects.
- 2Incomplete suggests that something is missing or unfinished, and it lacks the necessary parts or details.
- 3Limited indicates that something is restricted in size, amount, or extent, and it is not unlimited.
Effective Usage of partial, incomplete, limited
- 1Clarify Meaning: Use these antonyms to specify the degree or extent of something.
- 2Express Limitations: Incorporate these antonyms to indicate restrictions or limitations.
- 3Highlight Differences: Utilize these antonyms to distinguish between two or more things.
Remember this!
The antonyms have distinct nuances: Partial implies incompleteness, incomplete suggests missing parts, and limited indicates restrictions. Use these words to clarify meaning, express limitations, and highlight differences between two or more things.
