Synonyms for complete
adj total, not lacking- entire
- exhaustive
- full
- outright
- thorough
- gross
- integrated
- replete
- undocked
- all
- faultless
- full-dress
- hook line and sinker
- imperforate
- intact
- integral
- lock stock and barrel
- organic
- plenary
- the works
- thoroughgoing
- unabbreviated
- unabridged
- unbroken
- uncondensed
- uncut
- undiminished
- undivided
- unexpurgated
- unimpaired
- unitary
- unreduced
- whole
- whole enchilada
- whole nine yards
- whole-hog
- whole-length
Antonyms for complete
abysmal
accompanies
accompany
achieve
- accomplish
- acquire
- actualize
- attain
- bring about
- bring off
- bring to pass
- cap
- carry out
- carry through
- close
- complete
- conclude
- consummate
- deliver
- discharge
- dispatch
- do
- earn
- earn wings
- effect
- effectuate
- enact
- end
- execute
- finish
- follow through
- fulfill
- gain
- get
- get done
- manage
- negotiate
- obtain
- perfect
- perform
- procure
- produce
- rack up
- reach
- realize
- resolve
- score
- seal
- see through
- settle
- sign
- solve
- win
- wind up
- work out
Word Origin & History
Example Sentences forcomplete
For three days and three nights, Paralus remained in complete oblivion.
Rarely has there been exhibited so complete a combination of qualities in statesmanship.
Mrs. Fortescue says, 'that he is a complete master of short-hand writing.'
It is a pity that the comic chorus had disappeared, or the picture were complete.
But it is needless to complete the query; the answer alone is important.
Burke swung himself around in a movement of complete disgust.
He swung about to face the father, and there was a complete change in his manner.
It is his humour which makes Shakespeare the greatest of dramatists, the most complete of men.
Only the arrival of Christine and her fiance saved his philosophy from complete rout.
The villain from whom I hired the outfit said it was complete.