In part
adverb
To some degree, but not completely.
The success was in part due to their hard work

adverb
Included as a component or element.
Milk is in part composed of water

adverb
Present in a certain place.
The chemicals were found in part of the food

adverb
To some degree, but not completely.
The success was in part due to their hard work

adverb
Included as a component or element.
Milk is in part composed of water

adverb
Present in a certain place.
The chemicals were found in part of the food

Definition 1 of 3

Partial Credit
Use 'in part' to acknowledge contribution without giving full credit.

The project succeeded in part due to Tim's early efforts.
Shared Cause
When explaining reasons, 'in part' suggests there are other factors.

Her happiness was in part because of the good news.
Modesty
Use 'in part' to modestly imply your own or others' partial contribution.

We won the game in part thanks to the coach's strategy.
Partial Credit
Use 'in part' to acknowledge contribution without giving full credit.

The project succeeded in part due to Tim's early efforts.
Shared Cause
When explaining reasons, 'in part' suggests there are other factors.

Her happiness was in part because of the good news.
Modesty
Use 'in part' to modestly imply your own or others' partial contribution.

We won the game in part thanks to the coach's strategy.
Partial Credit
Use 'in part' to acknowledge contribution without giving full credit.

The project succeeded in part due to Tim's early efforts.
Shared Cause
When explaining reasons, 'in part' suggests there are other factors.

Her happiness was in part because of the good news.
Modesty
Use 'in part' to modestly imply your own or others' partial contribution.

We won the game in part thanks to the coach's strategy.
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