Definition
to complete: to finish, to terminate, to conclude
complete: total, whole, entire; finished
completely: totally, entirely, fully
- "Mentally, it's a completely different story."
- "THX-1134 : Sale completed."
- "When I was a perfumer in Paris, I completed all my tasks with a dance and song."
- "You're completely naked-"
- "Brent : So listeners, I am now inside the party: the first stage of my mission is complete."
- "Philip : Before completing my mission, I have but one remaining task... to take a look at the contents of said microfiche!"
- "Dr. Loblaw : I'm completely serious, Brian."
- "Bruno : You have six hours to complete your mission!"
- "Industrial Fruit Concern Inc. has stated that if they acquire the juice business, they plan to completely change the company culture and business model, create hundreds of soulless storefronts across the world, and pretty much ruin everything that made it unique."
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