Complete

Meaning

Verb

●

finish

; to make done; to

reach

the end.

●

make whole

or entire.

●

In Poker:

call

from the

small blind

in an

unraised

pot.

Adj

●

With all

parts

included; with nothing

missing

; full.

●

Finished;

ended

;

concluded

; completed.

●

Generic intensifier.

●

In Mathematical analysis & Functional analysis:

In which every Cauchy

sequence

converges

to a point within the space.

●

In Algebra:

In which every set with a lower

bound

has a

greatest

lower

bound

●

In Mathematics:

In which all small

limits

exist.

●

In Logic:

In which every

semantically

valid

well-formed formula

is provable.

●

In Theory of computing:

That is in a given

and is

problem in the

can be

to it (usually in

space).

Noun

●

completed

survey.

Sourced from

Wiktionary

Origin

complete

English

compleet

Middle English (1100-1500)

Sourced from

Etym

Synonyms

Antonyms

Incomplete

Initiate

Rhymes

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