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Definition of complete:
Synonyms:
flesh out, get along, issue, skillful, fill out, plumb, bring to pass, full-clad, down, profound, end up, staring, realized, have a go at it, cyclopedic, drop, enter, outright, make out, eff, expert, anymore, land up, unimpaired, Midland, embracive, panoramic, eat up, replete, dispatch, make do, uncensored, free, have intercourse, recognise, recognize, big, do it, masterly, over with, exhaust, exonerate, concluded, nail down, have it off, great, clear, make love, exhausted, polish off, mission accomplished, grapple, particular, carry out, muster out, work out, fare, completed, substitute, practiced, very, finish up, backdate, crack, ended, damned, fatten up, stone, all-in, slay, do, hump, blast, full-blown, damn, double-dyed, get by, distinguish, part, compendious, roll in the hay, fill in, commit, carry through, boom, sodding, date, unload, allover, sleep together, veteran, virtuoso, remove, collar, bring about, right-down, unadulterated, discern, professed, shade, set down, cover-all, effected, have sex, fleshed out, hearty, perfectly, careful, round out, off, enshrine, smash, the sum total, arrest, go off, nab, crashing, bodacious, overall, have it away, everlasting, omnibus, sail through, blooming, experienced, all-or-nothing, discharge, fetch up, educated, pad, completely, over, release, cut, flat-out, stand in, wind up, fair, write out, all over, thoroughpaced, get through, adept, apprehend, unbroken, grand, cop, terminated, acquit, altogether, manage, blank, annotate, come to, up, dreadful, call it a day/night, eke out, pinpoint, sheer, arrant, send off, realize, past, fire, pass with flying colors, plump out, full-dress, stand-alone, unbounded, tell apart, straight-out, love, nail, unalloyed, effect, all-out, master, literally, sound, rank, dead, especially, breeze through, get laid, thoroughgoing, murder, bed, versed, unabbreviated, sleep with, stark, fatten out, drop off, perform, perpetrate, lie with, transact, spot, out-and-out, unrelieved, fat, finish with, unreserved, empty, realised, regular, come, plump, address, unlimited, neck, inclusive, crackerjack, fulfil, pick out, cotton-picking, bonk, sweep through, at an end, deal, put down, be intimate, compleat, everything, flat, unexpurgated, limited, round, actualize, get it on, clean, downright, expel, bump off, eject, ace, hit, wholesale, established, know, skilled, despatch, assoil, pick up, exculpate, good, deadly, in-depth, peg, precise, plain, self-contained, bang, broad-gauge, jazz, intensive, cope, sub, fatten, screw, caption, contend, masterful.
- end (part of speech: verb)
- perfect (part of speech: verb)
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entire (part of speech: adjective)
- exhaustive,
- global,
- holistic,
- all-inclusive,
- full-grown,
- whole,
- sum,
- comprehensive,
- all-embracing,
- gross,
- total,
- conclusive,
- full,
- all,
- entire,
- sweeping,
- mass,
- tally,
- full-scale,
- full-fledged
- last (part of speech: adjective)
- unify (part of speech: verb)
- absolute (part of speech: adjective)
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complete (part of speech: verb)
- unabridged,
- whole,
- collective,
- fill,
- fulfill,
- finalize,
- final,
- integrate,
- plenary,
- finish,
- solid,
- undivided,
- accomplished,
- close,
- entire,
- through,
- total,
- finished,
- accomplish,
- done,
- universal,
- comprehensive,
- exhaustive,
- all,
- integral,
- uncut,
- conclusive,
- arrive,
- conclude,
- terminate,
- unsevered,
- execute,
- thorough,
- intact,
- consummate,
- unified,
- full,
- end,
- graduate,
- achieve,
- culminate,
- unify,
- sum
- united (part of speech: adjective)
Usage examples:
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It was a complete surprise to Craig.
- "The Exploits of Elaine", Arthur B. Reeve. -
It has put me in complete possession of the facts of the case.
- "Grace Harlowe's Golden Summer", Jessie Graham Flower. -
Anyway, she soon showed me books, letters- from Lady Rose, from Dalrymple, Lord Lackington- the evidence was complete....
- "Lady Rose's Daughter", Mrs. Humphry Ward.