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Definition of complete
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Complete
(a.)
Filled
up; with no part or
element
lacking;
free from
deficiency;
entire;
perfect;
consummate.
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Diplocardiac
::
Diplocardiac
(a.)
Having
the heart
completely
divided
or
double,
one side
systemic,
the other
pulmonary..
Embodiment
::
Embodiment
(n.) That which
embodies
or is
embodied;
representation
in a
physical
body; a
completely
organized
system,
like the body; as, the
embodiment
of
courage,
or of
courtesy;
the
embodiment
of true
piety..
Subitaneous
::
Subinvolution
(n.)
Partial
or
incomplete
involution;
as,
subinvolution
of the
uterus..
Wrap
::
Wrap (v. t.) To cover by
winding
or
folding;
to
envelop
completely;
to
involve;
to
infold;
-- often with up.
Empanoplied
::
Empanoplied
(a.)
Completely
armed;
panoplied.
Dead
::
Dead
(adv.)
To a
degree
resembling
death;
to the last
degree;
completely;
wholly.
Accomplished
::
Accomplished
(a.)
Complete
in
acquirements
as the
result
usually
of
training;
--
commonly
in a good
sense;
as, an
accomplished
scholar,
an
accomplished
villain..
Framework
::
Framework
(n.) The work of
framing,
or the
completed
work; the frame or
constructional
part of
anything;
as, the
framework
of
society..
Cartridge
::
Cartridge
(n.) A
complete
charge
for a
firearm,
contained
in, or held
together
by, a case,
capsule,
or shell of
metal,
pasteboard,
or other
material..
Plenal
::
Plenal
(a.) Full;
complete;
as, a
plenal
view or act..
Intimate
::
Intimate
(a.) Near;
close;
direct;
thorough;
complete.
Synostosis
::
Synosteosis
(n.) Union by means of bone; the
complete
closing
up and
obliteration
of
sutures.
Utter
::
Utter (a.)
Complete;
perfect;
total;
entire;
absolute;
as, utter ruin; utter
darkness..
Intransitive
::
Intransitive
(a.) Not
transitive;
not
passing
over to an
object;
expressing
an
action
or state that is
limited
to the agent or
subject,
or, in other
words,
an
action
which does not
require
an
object
to
complete
the
sense;
as, an
intransitive
verb, e. g., the bird
flies;
the dog
runs..
Roundly
::
Roundly
(adv.)
Completely;
vigorously;
in
earnest.
Incapsulate
::
Incapsulate
(v. t.) To
inclose
completely,
as in a
membrane..
Overquell
::
Overquell
(v. t.) To quell or
subdue
completely.
Sketchily
::
Sketchily
(adv.)
In a
sketchy
or
incomplete
manner.
Cycle
::
Cycle (n.) An
interval
of time in which a
certain
succession
of
events
or
phenomena
is
completed,
and then
returns
again and
again,
uniformly
and
continually
in the same
order;
a
periodical
space of time
marked
by the
recurrence
of
something
peculiar;
as, the cycle of the
seasons,
or of the
year..
Defect
::
Defect
(n.) Want or
absence
of
something
necessary
for
completeness
or
perfection;
deficiency;
--
opposed
to
superfluity.
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