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What is a word meaning Yes but not all?

There isn't a single perfect word that conveys "Yes, but not all," but here are some options depending on the context and nuance you want to express:

General:

* Partially: Emphasizes that only a part is true.

* In part: Similar to "partially" but more formal.

* To some extent: Indicates a degree of agreement.

* Somewhat: Suggests a limited extent.

* To a degree: Similar to "somewhat."

* In some cases: Specifies that it's true in certain situations.

* For the most part: Implies that it's mostly true, but with exceptions.

More specific:

* Occasionally: Means it happens sometimes, but not always.

* Sometimes: Similar to "occasionally."

* Not always: Emphasizes the exceptions.

* Not necessarily: Indicates that it's not always true.

* With qualifications: Acknowledges that there are conditions or limitations.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the meaning you want to convey.

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