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., ablepharia, absolute, absolutism, absorption, acatalectic, achylia, achylia gastrica, additional, all, altogether, alzheimers, alzheimer's, alzheimer's disease, ampere-turn, anabaptism, annihilating, annihilative, antique, arabidopsis thaliana, armored, attention, balagan, bankruptcy, biennial, bleach, body and soul, bust, canon, cap off, cardiac cycle, carte blanche, catalog, catalogue, checkmate, chokehold, clause, clevis, close, closed circuit, closed couplet, closure, cold turkey, complement, completely, completeness, concentration, conjugation, consentaneous, consentient, consummate, convert, crack, craig ventner, cycle, day, deada, deadlocked, deafness, dedication, demolishing, denial, dependent, dependent clause, devastating, developed, differential blood count, disaccharide, disarmament, discharge, disorder, dispatch, down, downright, dry, dry up, eden, encircled, endpoint, end point, engrossment, entire, entirely, eradication, exact, excogitation, exhaustive, extermination, extinction, failure, faith, fill out, flame-out, flop, flying colors, flying colours, full, full-dress, full gainer, full-length, gainer, gamut, germ, gild the lily, good, great year, gyration, half gainer, haploid, hearing loss, heart and soul, heaven, heavy, hilbert space, holometabola, holometabolic, holometabolism, holometabolous, holometaboly, hone, hypercatalectic, identically, immateriality, immersion, immobilization, imperforate anus, in accord, incomplete, independent, independent clause, international system, international system of units, in unison, j. craig ventner, law of closure, layette, leveling, loop, loop-the-loop, lump sum, maina, main clause, makeover, maximal, maximum, mean solar day, metabola, metamorphosis, mil, monochromacy, monochromasy, monochromatic vision, monochromatism, monochromia, mouse-ear cress, mummify, nail, naught, new, nihilism, nirvana, noa, obliteration, oligosaccharide, orbit period, oscillation, out-and-outa, pack, paint the lily, panoplied, panoply, paradise, parallel circuit, paraplegic, pass, perfect, period, permutation, platonic year, plosive, poltroon, precipitate, prix fixe, probity, processing time, profound, promised land, published, radiolucent, ranka, razing, realise, realize, relative, respiration, revolution, right-down, rotation, round out, screwup, self-contained, separateness, service, settle, shangri-la, sheera, shunt circuit, si, sidereal day, sidereal year, si system, skillfully, snafu, solar day, sound, soundly, span, stalemated, stark, stranglehold, stroke, subordinate, subordinate clause, supplemental, supplementary, systeme international, systeme international d'unites, table d'hote, table service, tearing down, teetotal, termination, terminus, tetrasaccharide, thorough, thoroughgoing, thoroughly, throttlehold, titration, total, totalism, totalitarianism, totality, totally, transitive, triploid, trisaccharide, trust, turn the tables, turn the tide, twenty-four hours, type family, umbra, unabridged dictionary, unanimous, uncomplete, uncut, undress, u-turn, ventner, virion, wakeless, whole, wholly, withering, write out, write up, year, young

Synonyms:
absolute, accomplished, all, all-out, allover, all over, arrant, clean, completed, concluded, consummate, dead(a), discharge, dispatch, double-dyed, downright, ended, everlasting, exhaustive, fill in, fill out, finish, finished, fleshed out, full, full-blown, full-clad, full-dress, full-scale, good, gross, hearty, make out, nail, out-and-out(a), over, perfect, pure, rank(a), realized, right-down, self-contained, sheer(a), skilled, sodding, sound, stand-alone, staring, stark, terminated, thorough, thoroughgoing, total, utter

Often used in the same context:
absolute, accomplish, completed, completely, completes, completion, comprehensive, entire, exhaustive, finish, finished, full, imagine, incomplete, over, presence, quickly, rich, satisfied, sphere, succeed, thorough, total, treat, whole

More specific:
accomplish, carry out, carry through, clear up, execute, finish off, finish out, finish up, follow through, fulfil, fulfill, get through, go through, implement, mop up, polish off, put through, round out

More general:
carry, end, execute, fill, fill up, get down, make full, play, put down, set down, terminate, write down

Antonyms:
incomplete, uncomplete



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See complete used in context: 18 Shakespeare works, 1 quotation, 3 Bible passages, 269 definitions

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