incomplete, imperfect

(law) Inadequate distribution

division of land between co-sharers who are jointly bound for the payment of revenue

brother

the one in which there is no fear of doubt, absolute faith

completed, perfected, made up

low-born person, a common person, an inexperienced person, a novice

one who finds a way out (of trouble), helper, healer

Abandon something altogether

(law) a division that is in whole parts and is completely separate from each part and makes them separate properties

tenure of an estate in partial severalty

incomplete, unfinished

completely, perfectly

remedy, cure, expedient

bait

abject, poor, helpless, miserable

easy prey