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Detailed Synonyms for completion in English

completion:

completion [the ~] noun

  1. the completion
    the completion; the conclusion
  2. the completion
    the round off; the completion
  3. the completion
    the completion; the replenishment; the supplement; the fill up; the new supply
  4. the completion
    the finishing; the completion
  5. the completion
    the completion; the fill up; the finishing
  6. the completion
    the completion
  7. the completion
    – a concluding action 1
    the completion; the culmination; the closing; the mop up; the windup
    – a concluding action 1
  8. the completion
    – (American football) a successful forward pass in football 1
    the completion; the pass completion
    – (American football) a successful forward pass in football 1

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Related Definitions for "completion":

  1. a concluding action1
  2. (American football) a successful forward pass in football1

completion form of complete:

complete adj

  1. complete
  2. complete
  3. complete
  4. complete
  5. complete
  6. complete
  7. complete
    – having every necessary or normal part or component or step 1
    complete
    – having every necessary or normal part or component or step 1
    • complete adj
      • a complete meal1
      • a complete wardrobe1
      • a complete set of the Britannica1
      • a complete set of china1
      • a complete defeat1
      • a complete accounting1
  8. complete
    – having come or been brought to a conclusion 1
    over; complete; ended; concluded; terminated; all over
    – having come or been brought to a conclusion 1
  9. complete
    – perfect and complete in every respect; having all necessary qualities 1
    complete; consummate
    – perfect and complete in every respect; having all necessary qualities 1
    • complete adj
      • a complete gentleman1
    • consummate adj
      • consummate happiness1
      • a consummate performance1
  10. complete
    – highly skilled 1
    complete; accomplished
    – highly skilled 1

to complete verb (completes, completed, completing)

  1. to complete
    to accomplish; to complete; to finish; to bring to an end; to end; to get ready; to get done
    • accomplish verb (accomplishes, accomplished, accomplishing)
    • complete verb (completes, completed, completing)
    • finish verb (finishes, finished, finishing)
    • bring to an end verb (brings to an end, brought to an end, bringing to an end)
    • end verb (ends, ended, ending)
    • get ready verb (gets ready, got ready, getting ready)
    • get done verb (gets done, got done, getting done)
  2. to complete
    to complete; to finish; to perfect; to make better; to better
    • complete verb (completes, completed, completing)
    • finish verb (finishes, finished, finishing)
    • perfect verb (perfects, perfected, perfecting)
    • make better verb (makes better, made better, making better)
    • better verb (betters, bettered, bettering)
    to improve
    – to make better 1
    • improve verb (improves, improved, improving)
      • The editor improved the manuscript with his changes1
  3. to complete
    finnish; to complete
  4. to complete
    – bring to a whole, with all the necessary parts or elements 1
    to complete
    – bring to a whole, with all the necessary parts or elements 1
    • complete verb (completes, completed, completing)
      • A child would complete the family1
  5. to complete
    – come or bring to a finish or an end 1
    to complete; to finish
    – come or bring to a finish or an end 1
    • complete verb (completes, completed, completing)
      • She completed the requirements for her Master's Degree1
    • finish verb (finishes, finished, finishing)
      • He finished the dishes1
      • The fastest runner finished the race in just over 2 hours; others finished in over 4 hours1
  6. to complete
    – write all the required information onto a form 1
    to complete; to fill in; fill out; to make out
    – write all the required information onto a form 1
    • complete verb (completes, completed, completing)
    • fill in verb (fills in, filled in, filling in)
    • fill out verb
      • fill out this questionnaire, please!1
    • make out verb (makes out, made out, making out)
      • make out a form1
  7. to complete
    – complete a pass 1
    to complete; to nail
    – complete a pass 1
    • complete verb (completes, completed, completing)
    • nail verb (nails, nailed, nailing)
  8. to complete
    – complete or carry out 1
    to dispatch; to discharge; to complete
    – complete or carry out 1
    • dispatch verb (dispatches, dispatched, dispatching)
    • discharge verb (discharges, discharged, discharging)
      • discharge one's duties1
    • complete verb (completes, completed, completing)

Conjugations for complete:

present
  1. complete
  2. complete
  3. completes
  4. complete
  5. complete
  6. complete
simple past
  1. completed
  2. completed
  3. completed
  4. completed
  5. completed
  6. completed
present perfect
  1. have completed
  2. have completed
  3. has completed
  4. have completed
  5. have completed
  6. have completed
past continuous
  1. was completing
  2. were completing
  3. was completing
  4. were completing
  5. were completing
  6. were completing
future
  1. shall complete
  2. will complete
  3. will complete
  4. shall complete
  5. will complete
  6. will complete
continuous present
  1. am completing
  2. are completing
  3. is completing
  4. are completing
  5. are completing
  6. are completing
subjunctive
  1. be completed
  2. be completed
  3. be completed
  4. be completed
  5. be completed
  6. be completed
diverse
  1. complete!
  2. let's complete!
  3. completed
  4. completing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "complete":

  1. having every necessary or normal part or component or step1
    • a complete meal1
    • a complete wardrobe1
    • a complete set of the Britannica1
    • a complete set of china1
    • a complete defeat1
    • a complete accounting1
  2. having come or been brought to a conclusion1
    • the harvesting was complete1
  3. perfect and complete in every respect; having all necessary qualities1
    • a complete gentleman1
  4. highly skilled1
    • a complete musician1
  5. bring to a whole, with all the necessary parts or elements1
    • A child would complete the family1
  6. come or bring to a finish or an end1
    • She completed the requirements for her Master's Degree1
  7. write all the required information onto a form1
  8. complete a pass1
  9. complete or carry out1

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