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complete

adjective
  1. having every necessary or normal part or component or step
    “A complete meal should contain protein, carbohydrates, and fibre.”
  2. having come or been brought to a conclusion
    “The harvesting complete, the farmer took a long rest.”
    all over
  3. perfect in every respect
    “You were the complete host – thank you for having us over!”
    consummate
  4. highly skilled
    “I am a complete painter, with work in many galleries.”
    accomplished
  5. without qualification
    “It was complete blackness outside.”
    stark
verb
  1. to bring to a whole, with all the necessary parts or elements
    “A child would complete the family.”
  2. to come or bring to a finish or an end
    “A round of espresso completed the meal.”
    finish
  3. to write all the required information onto a form
    “I completed the form rather quickly.”
    fill outmake outfill in
  4. to complete a pass in sports
    “I completed over half of my throws, for a total of 50 yards.”
    nail
  5. to complete or carry out
    “I completed the order immediately.”
    dispatch