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Half-read

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Half´-read`    (~rĕd`)
a.1.Informed by insufficient reading; superficial; shallow.
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Kelsey Robinson, carrying a half-read hardback copy of ``Da Vinci,'' had decided to see ``Mission: Impossible III'' with boyfriend Ren Peterson because she wanted to finish the book before she takes in the movie.
`DA VINCI' A BOX OFFICE MASTERPIECE BAD REVIEWS FAIL TO DETER MOVIE ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Slender, balding, with glasses, he had a thin voice that at first was hard to pick up as he half-read from his notes.
Why priests can't preach by Burke, Dennis / Commonweal
Though the book's not so lightweight it threatens to float away, you wouldn't miss a whole lot-on either side-if you half-read The Media Show while half-watching the nightly news.
The Media Show: The Changing Face of the News, 1985-1990 by Stokes, Geoffrey / Washington Monthly
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