complete

US /kəmˈpliːt/
UK /kəmˈpliːt/
"complete" picture
1.

having all the necessary or appropriate parts

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The puzzle is now complete.
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The project is almost complete.
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fullentirewholefinishedconcluded
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incompletepartial
2.

to the greatest extent or degree; total

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It was a complete disaster.
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He is a complete stranger to me.
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totalabsoluteuttersheerdownright
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partiallimited
1.

finish making or doing something

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Please complete the form.
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She needs to complete her assignment by Friday.
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finishconcludeachievefulfillexecute
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startbegin
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completelycompletion