complete

Definitions

Having all the necessary or appropriate parts.

Finished or brought to an end.

To make whole or perfect.

Examples

The construction crew will complete the new bridge by the end of the month.

It took her three hours to complete the difficult puzzle.

The team achieved a complete victory in the championship game.

Synonyms

finished entire total whole concluded absolute thorough

Antonyms

incomplete partial unfinished deficient imperfect fragmentary lacking