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  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  complete 
 
  1  of  5  senses  of  complete 
 
  Sense  1 
  complete,  finish 
  =>  get  through  wrap  up  finish  off  mop  up  polish  off  clear  up  finish  up 
  =>  see  through 
  =>  round  out  finish  out 
  =>  follow  through  carry  out  implement,  put  through  go  through 
  =>  carry  through  accomplish,  execute,  carry  out  fulfill,  fulfil 
 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  complete 
 
  1  of  5  senses  of  complete 
 
  Sense  1 
  complete,  finish 
  =>  get  through  wrap  up  finish  off  mop  up  polish  off  clear  up  finish  up 
  =>  cap  off  top  off 
  =>  see  through 
  =>  round  out  finish  out 
  =>  follow  through  carry  out  implement,  put  through  go  through 
  =>  adhere 
  =>  carry  through  accomplish,  execute,  carry  out  fulfill,  fulfil 
  =>  get  over 
  =>  run 
  =>  perfect,  consummate 
  =>  consummate 
  =>  do  perform 
  =>  turn 
  =>  underachieve,  underperform 
  =>  misdo 
  =>  go  all  out  give  one's  best,  do  one's  best 
  =>  ply 
 
  Entailment  of  verb  complete 
 
  1  of  5  senses  of  complete 
 
  Sense  5 
  complete,  fill  out  fill  in  make  out 
  =>  write  down  set  down  get  down  put  down 
 
  Synonyms/Hypernyms  (Ordered  by  Frequency)  of  verb  complete 
 
  5  senses  of  complete 
 
  Sense  1 
  complete,  finish 
  =>  end  terminate 
 
  Sense  2 
  complete 
  =>  fill,  fill  up  make  full 
 
  Sense  3 
  dispatch,  discharge,  complete 
  =>  carry,  execute 
 
  Sense  4 
  complete,  nail 
  =>  play 
 
  Sense  5 
  complete,  fill  out  fill  in  make  out 
 
  Familiarity  of  verb  complete 
 
  complete  used  as  a  verb  is  common  (polysemy  count  =  5) 
 
  Synonyms  (Grouped  by  Similarity  of  Meaning)  of  verb  complete 
 
  Sense  1 
  complete,  finish 
  =>  end  terminate 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  2 
  complete 
  =>  fill,  fill  up  make  full 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  3 
  dispatch,  discharge,  complete 
  =>  carry,  execute 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  4 
  complete,  nail 
  =>  play 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  5 
  complete,  fill  out  fill  in  make  out 
  -------------- 
 
  Grep  of  noun  complete 
  complete  blood  count 
  complete  fracture 
  completeness 
 
  Overview  of  verb  complete 
 
  The  verb  complete  has  5  senses  (first  5  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (52)  complete,  finish  --  (come  or  bring  to  a  finish  or  an  end  "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") 
  2.  (5)  complete  --  (bring  to  a  whole,  with  all  the  necessary  parts  or  elements;  "A  child  would  complete  the  family") 
  3.  (3)  dispatch,  discharge,  complete  --  (complete  or  carry  out  "discharge  one's  duties") 
  4.  (1)  complete,  nail  --  (complete  a  pass,  in  football) 
  5.  (1)  complete,  fill  out  fill  in  make  out  --  (write  all  the  required  information  onto  a  form  "fill  out  this  questionnaire,  please!";  "make  out  a  form") 
 
  Overview  of  adj  complete 
 
  The  adj  complete  has  6  senses  (first  2  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (67)  complete  --  (having  every  necessary  or  normal  part  or  component  or  step;  "a  complete  meal";  "a  complete  wardrobe";  "a  complete  set  pf  the  Britannica";  "a  complete  set  of  china";  "a  complete  defeat";  "a  complete  accounting") 
  2.  (4)  complete,  consummate  --  (perfect  and  complete  in  every  respect;  having  all  necessary  qualities;  "a  complete  gentleman";  "consummate  happiness";  "a  consummate  performance") 
  3.  complete  --  ((botany)  having  all  four  whorls  or  principal  parts--sepals  and  petals  and  stamens  and  carpels  (or  pistils);  "complete  flowers") 
  4.  accomplished,  complete  --  (highly  skilled;  "an  accomplished  pianist";  "a  complete  musician") 
  5.  arrant,  complete,  consummate,  double-dyed,  everlasting,  gross,  perfect,  pure,  sodding,  stark,  staring,  thoroughgoing,  utter  --  (without  qualification;  used  informally  as  (often  pejorative)  intensifiers;  "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") 
  6.  complete,  concluded,  ended,  over  all  over  terminated  --  (having  come  or  been  brought  to  a  conclusion;  "the  harvesting  was  complete";  "the  affair  is  over  ended,  finished";  "the  abruptly  terminated  interview") 
 
  Antonyms  of  adj  complete 
 
  6  senses  of  complete 
 
  Sense  1 
  complete  (vs.  incomplete)  (vs.  incomplete) 
 
  incomplete  (vs.  complete),  uncomplete 
  =>  broken 
  =>  half(postnominal) 
  =>  partial 
  =>  rudimentary 
  =>  sketchy,  unelaborated 
  =>  uncompleted 
  incomplete  (vs.  complete)  (vs.  complete) 
 
  Sense  2 
  complete,  consummate 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  perfect)  ->  imperfect 
 
  Sense  3 
  complete  (vs.  incomplete) 
 
  incomplete  (vs.  complete)  (vs.  complete) 
 
  Sense  4 
  accomplished,  complete 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  skilled)  ->  unskilled 
 
  Sense  5 
  arrant(postnominal),  complete(postnominal),  consummate(postnominal),  double-dyed(postnominal),  everlasting(postnominal),  gross(postnominal),  perfect(postnominal),  pure(postnominal),  sodding(postnominal),  stark(postnominal),  staring(postnominal),  thoroughgoing(postnominal),  utter(postnominal) 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  unmitigated)  ->  mitigated 
 
  Sense  6 
  complete,  concluded,  ended,  over(prenominal),  all  over  terminated 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  finished)  ->  unfinished 
 
  Similarity  of  adj  complete 
 
  6  senses  of  complete 
 
  Sense  1 
  complete  (vs.  incomplete)  (vs.  incomplete) 
  =>  absolute,  downright,  out-and-out(postnominal),  rank(postnominal),  right-down,  sheer(postnominal) 
  =>  accomplished,  completed,  realized,  realised 
  =>  all 
  =>  all-out,  full-scale 
  =>  allover 
  =>  clean 
  =>  completed 
  =>  dead(postnominal) 
  =>  exhaustive,  thorough,  thoroughgoing 
  =>  fleshed  out  full-clad 
  =>  full,  total 
  =>  full-blown 
  =>  full-dress 
  =>  good 
  =>  hearty 
  =>  self-contained 
  =>  sound 
  =>  stand-alone 
  Also  See->  comprehensive#1;  whole#1 
 
  Sense  2 
  complete,  consummate 
  =>  perfect  (vs.  imperfect) 
 
  Sense  3 
  complete  (vs.  incomplete) 
 
  Sense  4 
  accomplished,  complete 
  =>  skilled  (vs.  unskilled) 
 
  Sense  5 
  arrant(postnominal),  complete(postnominal),  consummate(postnominal),  double-dyed(postnominal),  everlasting(postnominal),  gross(postnominal),  perfect(postnominal),  pure(postnominal),  sodding(postnominal),  stark(postnominal),  staring(postnominal),  thoroughgoing(postnominal),  utter(postnominal) 
  =>  unmitigated  (vs.  mitigated) 
 
  Sense  6 
  complete,  concluded,  ended,  over(prenominal),  all  over  terminated 
  =>  finished  (vs.  unfinished) 
 
  Attributes  of  adj  complete 
 
  1  of  6  senses  of  complete 
 
  Sense  1 
  complete  (vs.  incomplete)  (vs.  incomplete) 
  =>  completeness 
 
  Familiarity  of  adj  complete 
 
  complete  used  as  an  adjective  is  common  (polysemy  count  =  6) 
 
  Grep  of  adj  complete 
  complete 
  completed 
  incomplete 
  uncomplete 
 
  Overview  of  verb  complete 
 
  The  verb  complete  has  5  senses  (first  5  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (52)  complete,  finish  --  (come  or  bring  to  a  finish  or  an  end  "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") 
  2.  (5)  complete  --  (bring  to  a  whole,  with  all  the  necessary  parts  or  elements;  "A  child  would  complete  the  family") 
  3.  (3)  dispatch,  discharge,  complete  --  (complete  or  carry  out  "discharge  one's  duties") 
  4.  (1)  complete,  nail  --  (complete  a  pass,  in  football) 
  5.  (1)  complete,  fill  out  fill  in  make  out  --  (write  all  the  required  information  onto  a  form  "fill  out  this  questionnaire,  please!";  "make  out  a  form") 
 
  Overview  of  adj  complete 
 
  The  adj  complete  has  6  senses  (first  2  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (67)  complete  --  (having  every  necessary  or  normal  part  or  component  or  step;  "a  complete  meal";  "a  complete  wardrobe";  "a  complete  set  pf  the  Britannica";  "a  complete  set  of  china";  "a  complete  defeat";  "a  complete  accounting") 
  2.  (4)  complete,  consummate  --  (perfect  and  complete  in  every  respect;  having  all  necessary  qualities;  "a  complete  gentleman";  "consummate  happiness";  "a  consummate  performance") 
  3.  complete  --  ((botany)  having  all  four  whorls  or  principal  parts--sepals  and  petals  and  stamens  and  carpels  (or  pistils);  "complete  flowers") 
  4.  accomplished,  complete  --  (highly  skilled;  "an  accomplished  pianist";  "a  complete  musician") 
  5.  arrant,  complete,  consummate,  double-dyed,  everlasting,  gross,  perfect,  pure,  sodding,  stark,  staring,  thoroughgoing,  utter  --  (without  qualification;  used  informally  as  (often  pejorative)  intensifiers;  "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") 
  6.  complete,  concluded,  ended,  over  all  over  terminated  --  (having  come  or  been  brought  to  a  conclusion;  "the  harvesting  was  complete";  "the  affair  is  over  ended,  finished";  "the  abruptly  terminated  interview") 



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