"half relieved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that you feel a mix of relief and uncertainty about something. For example: "After hearing the news, I felt half relieved, but still uncertain of what would come next."
I imagine I would have felt half relieved then, and half worried.
They know they are missing out on the heat of family life and relationships; they're half sorry but they're also half relieved.
To evaluate the effectiveness of a treatment of a 50% cutoff point for the percentage of maximum pain relief is considered as a consistent clinical end point of pain half relieved, easily understood by professionals and patients.
And best, most fleeting of all, the intoxication of a lingering sideways glance across a pane of safety glass, as a dark-eyed stranger disappears -- drawn backward into a tunnel, and forever out of your life -- as you walk, half regretful, half relieved, toward the exit.
Simply reducing MSL1 by half completely relieves this toxicity [ 12].
Celtic failed to produce an equaliser before the half-time whistle relieved the rising pressure on the Caley Thistle defence.
After threatening another goal avalanche in the first half, City wound up relieved to win, grateful in particular to two misses by Hal Robson-Kanu.
Each of them was handed a suspended prison sentence, some as long as four and half years".We are relieved by the decision [to release them]," read a statement published by a coalition of more than 100 NGOs.
Pyrrhus took Thessaly and the western half of Macedonia and relieved Athens from Demetrius's siege, but was driven back into Epirus by Lysimachus (who had supplanted Demetrius) in 284.
I walked along the platform looking half dead but feeling relieved, and took a moment to soak in the fact that I was in St Petersburg, Russia, the country I'd always been so fascinated by and a mysterious new land to step down onto.
A decree said Prince Ahmed - one of the king's half-brothers - was relieved of his position "at his own request".
