patchily

/ˈpætʃəli/
adverb
  1. In an uneven or irregular way; occurring in scattered parts rather than uniformly.
    • The grass grew patchily across the lawn because of the dry spots.
    • Her memory of the event returned patchily, with some details clear and others fuzzy.
    • The Wi-Fi signal worked patchily in the basement, cutting in and out.
  2. In a way that is incomplete or inconsistent in quality or coverage.
    • The movie was patchily entertaining, with a few great scenes but a weak overall plot.
    • The report was patchily researched, with some sections thorough and others lacking.
    • Snow fell patchily across the region, leaving some towns covered and others bare.
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