partialform
nounUK /ˈpɑːʃəl fɔːm/
US /ˈpɑːrʃəl fɔːrm/
A partialform is a shape that is only partly finished or not complete.
The clay animal was still a partialform because it had no legs yet.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A form that shows only some of the usual parts or details.
The drawing was a partialform of the house, missing the roof and windows.
3. A temporary version of something that will be made whole later.
The builder showed us a partialform of the bridge before adding the rails.
4. A mathematical or technical shape that is defined by only part of its full set of rules.
The student studied a partialform of the equation before learning the complete one.