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complete
/kəmˈpliːt/
Fully finished or accomplished, lacking nothing.
Antonyms of complete
Adjectives
Strongest matches:
- incomplete
- partial
- unfinished
- fragmentary
Weak matches:
- imperfect
- insufficient
- lacking
- defective
Verbs
Strongest matches:
- begin
- start
- initiate
Weak matches:
- open
- inaugurate
- introduce
Synonyms
accomplish, finish, conclude, fulfill, execute, finalize, achieve, realize, consummate, perfect, conclude
Usage examples:
1. Before submitting the document, make sure to complete all the required fields.
2. The team worked hard to complete the project before the deadline.
3. Once you complete the puzzle, you'll see the full picture.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a direct antonym for 'complete'?
A direct antonym for 'complete' is 'incomplete.' This means that something is not finished or lacking some parts.
Can 'partial' be considered an antonym of 'complete'?
Yes, 'partial' is an antonym of 'complete.' It suggests that only a part of something is done or present, as opposed to its entirety.
Is 'empty' an antonym for 'complete'?
Not directly. While 'empty' is often considered the opposite of 'full,' it might contextually serve as an antonym to 'complete' when discussing something that is supposed to be filled or contain elements, like a list or a form. However, it's not a direct antonym like 'incomplete' or 'partial.'
What about 'unfinished' – does it qualify as an antonym for 'complete'?
Yes, 'unfinished' is an antonym of 'complete,' indicating that something has not been finished, thus not reaching its complete state. It's particularly used for projects, tasks, or works in progress.