incomplete

A common way to intensify 'incomplete', suggesting many parts are missing.

Indicates that something is incomplete to a moderate degree; not fully, but not slightly either.

Emphasizes that something is missing a very significant or crucial part.

Suggests that being incomplete is an unavoidable consequence of the circumstances.

Implies that something must be incomplete by its very nature or definition.

A strong, often literary, way to say something is disappointingly or regrettably incomplete.

Used to state that something is not whole or finished.

Indicates that something continues to be in a state of not being finished.

To not finish something, either intentionally or unintentionally.