complete

(verb) come or bring to a finish or an end. Synonyms: finish. Examples: "He finished the dishes." "She completed the requirements for her master's degree." "The fastest runner finished the race in just over 2 hours; others finished in over 4 hours."

(verb) bring to a whole, with all the necessary parts or elements. Examples: "A child would complete the family."

(verb) complete or carry out. Synonyms: dispatch, discharge. Examples: "Discharge one's duties."

(verb) complete a pass. Synonyms: nail.

(verb) write all the required information onto a form. Synonyms: fill out, fill in, make out. Examples: "Fill out this questionnaire, please!." "Make out a form."

(adj) having every necessary or normal part or component or step. Synonyms: complete (vs. incomplete). Examples: "A complete meal." "A complete wardrobe." "A complete set of the britannica." "A complete set of china." "A complete defeat." "A complete accounting."

(adj) perfect and complete in every respect; having all necessary qualities. Synonyms: consummate. Examples: "A complete gentleman." "Consummate happiness." "A consummate performance."

(adj) highly skilled. Synonyms: accomplished. Examples: "An accomplished pianist." "A complete musician."

(adj) without qualification; used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers. Synonyms: arrant(prenominal), complete(prenominal), consummate(prenominal), double-dyed(prenominal), everlasting(prenominal), gross(prenominal), perfect(prenominal), pure(prenominal), sodding(prenominal), stark(prenominal), staring(prenominal), thoroughgoing(prenominal), utter(prenominal), unadulterated. Examples: "An arrant fool." "A complete coward." "A consummate fool." "A double-dyed villain." "Gross negligence." "A perfect idiot." "Pure folly." "What a sodding mess." "Stark staring mad." "A thoroughgoing villain." "Utter nonsense." "The unadulterated truth."

(adj) having come or been brought to a conclusion. Synonyms: concluded, ended, over(predicate), all over, terminated. Examples: "The harvesting was complete." "The affair is over, ended, finished." "The abruptly terminated interview."