Pronunciation

/kəmˈpliːt/

Definitions

• Adjective: 1. Having all the necessary parts or elements; fully formed or finished. For example: “The project is now complete.”
  • Noun: 1. The act of finishing or the state of being finished; completion. For example: “We celebrated the completion of the building.”
  • Verb: To make something complete or finish it. For example: “She completed the puzzle in record time.”

Phrases

• “Bring something to completion” means to finish it.
• “Complete a task” means to finish a job or assignment.
• “In its entirety” refers to the whole thing, without any omissions.

Example Sentences

• Adjective: “The kitchen is completely renovated with new appliances.”
• Noun: “After years of hard work, he finally achieved his goal of completing the marathon.”
• Verb: “He completed the report just before the deadline.”

Synonyms

• Finished
• Done
• Ended
• Concluded
• Perfect
• Total
• Entire
• Completeful (informal)