complete
Lacking no parts
Complete means whole, with all parts present and nothing missing.
A complete set lacks no pieces; a complete sentence has all required grammatical elements.
When something is complete, it has reached its finished state—a task is complete when done, a building is complete when construction ends.
The verb complete means to finish or to supply what is lacking: Complete the form before submitting.
Completely, the adverb, intensifies adjectives: completely satisfied, completely wrong.
Lacking no part
- fullMaximum extent reached
- totalComplete sum
- intactNot damaged or altered
- unabridgedNot shortened or condensed
undivided · integral · comprehensive · uncut · unbroken · unified · all-inclusive · exhaustive
To vocalize words
- totalComplete sum
- sheerAbsolute; also diaphanous
- pureUnmixed, without impurities
- outrightComplete and unqualified
unmitigated · unadulterated · unconditional · unqualified · categorical · downright · thorough · consummate
No longer in progress
- concludedBrought to completion
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
- finalizedMade permanent and complete
- fulfilledCompletely satisfied, realized
achieved · wrapped · settled · realized · executed · consummated · terminated · discharged
Showing extreme attention to detail
- detailedFull of specifics
- exhaustiveCovering all possibilities
- systematicFollowing ordered procedures
- scrupulousThorough and principled
careful · precise · rigorous · methodical · painstaking · in-depth · elaborate · thoroughgoing
Peaceful satisfaction with circumstances
- fulfillmentState of achieved purpose
- gratificationPleasure from satisfying desires
- closureSense of emotional resolution
- resolutionFormal decision or determination
wholeness · accomplishment · attainment · realization · consummation · fruition · achievement · satiation
entire
Lacking no part
unabridged · undivided · integral · comprehensive · uncut · unbroken · unified · all-inclusive · exhaustive · gross
utter
To vocalize words
outright · unmitigated · unadulterated · unconditional · unqualified · categorical · downright · thorough · consummate · perfect
done
No longer in progress
- concludedBrought to completion
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
- finalizedMade permanent and complete
fulfilled · achieved · wrapped · settled · realized · executed · consummated · terminated · discharged · resolved
meticulous
Showing extreme attention to detail
- detailedFull of specifics
- exhaustiveCovering all possibilities
- systematicFollowing ordered procedures
scrupulous · careful · precise · rigorous · methodical · painstaking · in-depth · elaborate · thoroughgoing · conscientious
contentment
Peaceful satisfaction with circumstances
- fulfillmentState of achieved purpose
- gratificationPleasure from satisfying desires
- closureSense of emotional resolution
resolution · wholeness · accomplishment · attainment · realization · consummation · fruition · achievement · satiation
- productivityproductivity, checking off, prioritization, finishing, output
- accomplishachieve, do, finish, execute, fulfill
- achievementaccomplished, accomplishing, achieved, achievement, accomplishment
- commitment levelscommitted, dedicated, devoted, loyal, faithful
- contentmentcontent, satisfied, pleased, gratified, fulfilled
- editorial actionsedit, revise, proofread, publish, review
completepartial
Favoring one side
incomplete · fragmentary · fractional · deficient · lacking
completeunfinished
Not yet complete
incomplete · uncompleted · undone · ongoing · in progress
- complete withFully equipped including
- complete controlUnchallenged authority over everything
- complete packageEntirety of offerings
- completely finishedFully and totally ended
- complete stop
- complete sentence
completely, completed, incomplete, completion, completing, complement, completeness, completes, incompletely