complete

adjective

UK /kəmˈpliːt/

US /kəmˈpliːt/

Something that is complete has all its parts and nothing is missing.

I have the complete set of dinosaur cards now.

SYNONYMS

whole entire full finished total

RELATED WORDS

finish whole full entire done

OTHER MEANINGS

2. To finish doing something.

Please complete your homework before dinner.

3. Used to say something is as big or as much as possible.

The room was a complete mess after the party.

4. To make something whole by adding the missing part.

The last puzzle piece will complete the picture.