IPA: //ˌsɛmiˈæbstrækt//
KK: /ˈsɛmiˈæbstrækt/
Relating to a style of art that is partly abstract but still has recognizable elements or subjects.
The painting was semiabstract, blending realistic figures with abstract shapes.
Semiabstract → It is formed from "semi-" (meaning half) and "abstract" (from Latin "abstractus", meaning drawn away or separated). The word "semiabstract" refers to something that is partially abstract, or only halfway removed from reality.
Think of 'half' ('semi-') and something that is 'drawn away' ('abstract') to remember that 'semiabstract' means partially abstract.