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complete /kəmˈpliːt/
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adjective-pleter; -est[or more ~; most ~]having all necessary parts :not lacking anythingnot limited in any waynot used before a noun :not requiring more work :entirely done or completedAmerican football of a forward pass :caught by the player the ball was thrown tocomplete withhaving or including (something good or desirable)verb-pletes; -pleted; -pleting[+ obj] to finish making or doing (something) :to bring (something) to an end or to a finished stateto make (something) whole or perfectAmerican football :to throw (a forward pass) to a teammate who catches it
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adjectiveThe complete works of Dickens are available in paperback. They performed the complete opera, a six-hour marathonThe company's figures are not yet complete. When will your building plan be complete?I attribute the disaster to a complete breakdown of communication, together with the complete incompetence of the site managerHer dissertation is a work of complete scholarshipverbHe stopped after completing ten ciruits of the track. Have you completed the prospectus?The unit was completed by the addition of five platoons. A golden cupola completed the top of the dome