complete/ kəmˈplit /
adjective
Definition of Complete
- finished, concluded, ended
- perfect in quality or in kind
- unmodified, uncompromised, thorough, total
- having all elements of a given whole
Usage of Complete
- “Our work here is complete.”
- “This is a complete explanation of the task.”
- “We have a book of the complete works of Shakespeare.”
- “This has been a complete victory.”
Origin of Complete
The word compete is derived from the Latin completus, the past participle of the word complere, which means to fill up or to fulfill.
