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Definition of completed
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Completed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Complet.
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Design
::
Design
(n.) The
realization
of an
inventive
or
decorative
plan; esp., a work of
decorative
art
considered
as a new
creation;
conception
or plan shown in
completed
work; as, this
carved
panel is a fine
design,
or of a fine
design..
Fontanel
::
Fontanel
(n.) One of the
membranous
intervals
between
the
incompleted
angles
of the
parietal
and
neighboring
bones of a fetal or young
skull;
-- so
called
because
it
exhibits
a
rhythmical
pulsation.
Accomplished
::
Accomplished
(a.)
Completed;
effected;
established;
as, an
accomplished
fact..
Finish
::
Finish
(n.) The
result
of
completed
labor,
as on the
surface
of an
object;
manner
or style of
finishing;
as, a
rough,
dead, or
glossy
finish
given to
cloth,
stone,
metal,
etc..
Over
::
Over
(adv.)
At an end;
beyond
the limit of
continuance;
completed;
finished.
Complete
::
Complete
(a.)
Finished;
ended;
concluded;
completed;
as, the
edifice
is
complete..
Durative
::
Durative
(a.)
Continuing;
not
completed;
implying
duration.
Undergraduate
::
Undergraduate
(n.) A
member
of a
university
or a
college
who has not taken his first
degree;
a
student
in any
school
who has not
completed
his
course.
Act
::
Act (n.) A
performance
of part of a play; one of the
principal
divisions
of a play or
dramatic
work in which a
certain
definite
part of the
action
is
completed.
Period
::
Period
(n.) A
portion
of time as
limited
and
determined
by some
recurring
phenomenon,
as by the
completion
of a
revolution
of one of the
heavenly
bodies;
a
division
of time, as a
series
of
years,
months,
or days, in which
something
is
completed,
and ready to
recommence
and go on in the same
order;
as, the
period
of the sun, or the
earth,
or a
comet..
Break
::
Break (v. i.) To fail in
musical
quality;
as, a
singer's
voice
breaks
when it is
strained
beyond
its
compass
and a tone or note is not
completed,
but
degenerates
into an
unmusical
sound
instead.
Also, to
change
in tone, as a boy's voice at
puberty..
Calk
::
Calk (v. t.) To drive
tarred
oakum into the seams
between
the
planks
of (a ship, boat,
etc.),
to
prevent
leaking.
The
calking
is
completed
by
smearing
the seams with
melted
pitch..
Hemistich
::
Hemistich
(n.) Half a
poetic
verse or line, or a verse or line not
completed..
Aorist
::
Aorist
(n.) A tense in the Greek
language,
which
expresses
an
action
as
completed
in past time, but
leaves
it, in other
respects,
wholly
indeterminate..
Graduate
::
Graduate
(n.) One who has
received
an
academical
or
professional
degree;
one who has
completed
the
prescribed
course
of study in any
school
or
institution
of
learning.
Emeritus
::
Emeritus
(n.) A
veteran
who has
honorably
completed
his
service.
Crowned
::
Crowned
(p. p. & a.)
Having
or
wearing
a
crown;
surmounted,
invested,
or
adorned,
with a
crown,
wreath,
garland,
etc.;
honored;
rewarded;
completed;
consummated;
perfected..
Completed
::
Completed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Complet.
Consummation
::
Consummation
(n.) The act of
consummating,
or the state of being
consummated;
completed;
completion;
perfection;
termination;
end (as of the world or of
life)..
Framework
::
Framework
(n.) The work of
framing,
or the
completed
work; the frame or
constructional
part of
anything;
as, the
framework
of
society..
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