completed
Brought to close
Completed means finished or brought to an end.
A completed task requires no further work.
Have you completed the form?
The word often appears in bureaucratic or formal contexts where something has been done according to requirements: Your order has been completed.
Unlike done or finished, completed carries a slight formality and suggests thoroughness.
Brought to an end
terminated · wrapped · finalized · settled · ceased · halted · resolved · closed
Highly skilled, expert
- attainedSucceeded in reaching
- reachedArrived at successfully
- succeededAchieved desired outcome
- realizedBecame aware of
mastered · earned · won · gained · obtained · secured · delivered · nailed
Having enough, wanting nothing
- gratifiedMade content or pleased
- contentWhat something contains
- fulfilledCompletely satisfied, realized
- consummatedBrought to full completion
actualized · realized · rewarded · pleased · validated
Of earlier times
- formerPreviously holding a position
- previousOccurring before another
- priorExisting before another
- elapsedGone by, temporally
expired · lapsed · behind · passed · historical · concluded · over and done
Restoration of health
- acceptanceConsent to receive
- resolutionFormal decision or determination
- peaceFreedom from disturbance
- reconciliationRestoration of friendly relations
letting go · moving on · catharsis · forgiveness · integration · recovery · growth · processed
Lacking no part
- wholeFull and undivided
- fullMaximum extent reached
- totalComplete sum
- comprehensiveIncluding all elements
thorough · exhaustive · intact · unabridged · all-inclusive · rounded out · filled in · fleshed out
finished
Brought to an end
concluded · terminated · wrapped · finalized · settled · ceased · halted · resolved · closed · wrapped up
accomplished
Highly skilled, expert
realized · mastered · earned · won · gained · obtained · secured · delivered · nailed · conquered
satisfied
Having enough, wanting nothing
- gratifiedMade content or pleased
- contentWhat something contains
- fulfilledCompletely satisfied, realized
consummated · actualized · realized · rewarded · pleased · validated
bygone
Of earlier times
elapsed · expired · lapsed · behind · passed · historical · concluded · over and done
healing
Restoration of health
- acceptanceConsent to receive
- resolutionFormal decision or determination
- peaceFreedom from disturbance
reconciliation · letting go · moving on · catharsis · forgiveness · integration · recovery · growth · processed
entire
Lacking no part
comprehensive · thorough · exhaustive · intact · unabridged · all-inclusive · rounded out · filled in · fleshed out
- achievementaccomplished, accomplishing, achieved, achievement, accomplishment
- Done synonymsdone, finished, accomplished, fulfilled, finalized
- game statespaused, loading, ended, active, finished
- statusespending, active, approved, inactive, open
- finisheddone, finished, ended, over, concluded
- stoppedstopped, halted, ceased, ended, finished
completedincomplete
Lacking necessary parts
unfinished · uncompleted · ongoing · in progress · pending
completedfailed
Did not succeed
abandoned · aborted · unconsummated · unfulfilled · unsuccessful
completedincomplete
Lacking necessary parts
partial · fragmentary · unfinished · lacking · deficient
- complete withFully equipped including
- complete controlUnchallenged authority over everything
- complete packageEntirety of offerings
- completely finishedFully and totally ended
- complete stop
- complete sentence
complete, completely, completion, completing, completeness, completes, completions, completers, completable