completeness

All depends on the completeness and constancy with which the make-believe is supported.

The intensity of his emotions arose only from the completeness with which he believed it.

There can be no truth or completeness in any study of the mind which is confined to the individual.

The want of completeness in the Laws becomes more apparent in the later books.

And even as I said it I realized the completeness of the back-down, realized it and blushed.

I know better than to claim any completeness for my picture.

The hospital is spotlessly clean and a marvel of completeness in equipment.

What excites our wonder are the superiority of its method and the completeness of its success.

By this I mean to refer only to the completeness of the system, as a system of organization.

It is wonderful how every one recognizes and speaks of the completeness of these two.