Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

part-way-through

adverb

/ˌpɑːrtˈweɪ θruː/

Definition

Referring to something that is partially completed or occurring while in the midst of a process.

Examples

She realized part-way-through the movie that she had already seen it.
He stopped part-way-through his presentation to answer questions.
The project was supposed to take two weeks, but we realized we were only part-way-through after ten days.

Meaning

It indicates a point in time or a stage when something is only partially finished, often used to describe a process or experience that is not yet complete.