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complete

Verb

Adjective

Meaning

• To finish making or doing; conclude.

• To make whole or perfect.

Examples

• She completed the project on time.

• The puzzle is complete with the last piece in place.

• To graduate, he must complete all the required courses.

Meaning

• Having all the necessary or appropriate parts

• Finished, concluded

• Total, absolute

Examples

• The building is now complete.

• She gave a complete account of the events.

• He was a complete stranger to her.

complete

Verb

Meaning

• To finish making or doing; conclude.

• To make whole or perfect.

Examples

• She completed the project on time.

• The puzzle is complete with the last piece in place.

• To graduate, he must complete all the required courses.

Adjective

Meaning

• Having all the necessary or appropriate parts

• Finished, concluded

• Total, absolute

Examples

• The building is now complete.

• She gave a complete account of the events.

• He was a complete stranger to her.