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Complete Adjective Synonyms
conclude, finish, end, bring to an end, accomplish, achieve, do, wrap up, finalize
He stopped after completing ten ciruits of the track. Have you completed the prospectus.

finished, ended, concluded, over, done, accomplished, terminated, settled, executed, performed
The company's figures are not yet complete. When will your building plan be complete.

perfect, consummate, exemplary, ideal, model, superior, superlative, superb, faultless, flawless
Her dissertation is a work of complete scholarship.

Complete Verb Synonyms
entire, whole, intact, uncut, unbroken, undivided, unabridged, full, undiminished, unabated, unreduced
The complete works of Dickens are available in paperback. They performed the complete opera, a six-hour marathon.

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