consummated
Brought to completion
Consummated means brought to completion or fulfillment.
A marriage is consummated when the couple first has sexual intercourse, making the union legally binding in traditional contexts: The marriage was never consummated.
More broadly, consummated describes anything brought to its intended end: They finally consummated the deal after months of negotiation.
Made permanent and complete
- concludedBrought to completion
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
- executedCarried out or killed
- perfectedMade without flaw
realized · sealed · clinched · ratified · confirmed · established · enacted · implemented
State of being spouses
wedding night · vows · bridal · betrothal · spouse · husband · wife · consort
Highest or final point
- crowningInstalling as monarch
- pinnacleUtmost summit or spire
- apexUppermost point or culmination
- triumphResounding, celebrated victory
masterpiece · capstone · peak · zenith · climax · realization · fruition · attainment
End or deduction
- closureSense of emotional resolution
- denouementStory's final unraveling
- finaleConcluding part of performance
- terminationAct of ending something
end · resolution · completion · settlement · fulfillment
finalized
Made permanent and complete
- concludedBrought to completion
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
- executedCarried out or killed
perfected · realized · sealed · clinched · ratified · confirmed · established · enacted · implemented · effected
wedlock
State of being spouses
conjugal · wedding night · vows · bridal · betrothal · spouse · husband · wife · consort · partner
culmination
Highest or final point
triumph · masterpiece · capstone · peak · zenith · climax · realization · fruition · attainment · crowning glory
conclusion
End or deduction
- closureSense of emotional resolution
- denouementStory's final unraveling
- finaleConcluding part of performance
termination · end · resolution · completion · settlement · fulfillment
consummatedunconsummated
Not brought to completion
incomplete · unfinished · unfulfilled · uncompleted · partial
consummatedunconsummated
Not brought to completion
unfulfilled · virginal · unchaste · annulled · platonic
consummatedinitiated
Started or inducted
started · begun · commenced · inaugurated · introduced
consummate, consummation, consummating, consummates, consummately, unconsummated, consummations