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completing

ADJECTIVE
complemental
Synonyms
WEAK
compatible corresponding supplemental
ADJECTIVE
complementary
Synonyms
STRONGEST
integral interdependent reciprocal
STRONG
correlative correspondent equivalent fellow parallel
WEAK
commutual complemental completory conclusive corresponding crowning integrative interconnected interrelated interrelating matched mated paired
Antonyms
STRONG
different dissimilar
WEAK
independent unrelated
ADJECTIVE
definitive
Synonyms
STRONGEST
actual categorical clear-cut conclusive decisive definite exhaustive precise reliable specific ultimate unambiguous
WEAK
absolute closing complete concluding determining downright ending express final finishing flat out last limiting nailed down perfect plain real settling straight out terminal terminating
Antonyms
STRONGEST
ambiguous false imprecise indefinite inexact questionable uncertain vague
WEAK
incomplete inconclusive interim temporary unreliable
ADJECTIVE
making
Synonyms
STRONG
aggregating computing concluding constituting producing reckoning summing
WEAK
adding up to consisting of
ADJECTIVE
realizing
Synonyms
STRONG
accomplishing actualizing attaining consummating doing fulfilling perfecting performing reaching

Example Sentences

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The email, which was posted on social media, said engineers with the help of AI are completing work in days rather than weeks.

From Los Angeles Times • May 5, 2026

Net bookings rose to $1.86 billion, and EA is completing limited regulatory reviews for the transaction.

From The Wall Street Journal • May 5, 2026

The researchers focused on planets that orbit very close to their stars, completing a full orbit in less than 16 days.

From Science Daily • May 3, 2026

"When it comes to something as amazing as completing a marathon, you don't finish last, you just get to celebrate the achievement for longer."

From BBC • Apr. 28, 2026

“And anyway...”—he hesitated before completing his sentence—“you still owe me, don’t you?’

From "Inkheart" by Cornelia Funke