Complete, perfect; entire, whole; thoroughgoing. In general use.

gen. Complete, entire, absolute; = plenary, adj. 1. Now rare.

Having all the essential characteristics, elements, or qualities; not deficient in any particular; complete, full; total; (of an emotion)…

Having all its parts or members; comprising the full number or amount; embracing all the requisite items, details, topics, etc.; entire, full.

Complete, entire; = whole, adj. II.

Full, complete, or perfect; not deficient in any element or respect; absolute.

Complete or entire in degree; in the fullest sense. Frequently used for emphasis.

Filled up, completed; complete, perfect.

Complete, perfect. Obsolete. rare.

Complete, total. Cf. clean, adj. 14. Obsolete. rare.

figurative and in extended use. Like an orb, fully rounded; (also) bearing an orb, regal.

figurative. Rounded; complete. rare.

Complete, perfect. Obsolete. rare.

Brought to a complete, finished, or perfect state; well-balanced, varied. Also (of a fictional character): fully realized; lifelike. Cf. well-rounded…

in full bloom, full-blown.

Written with vowel sounds represented; of or relating to this style of notation.

An erroneous word, framed to mean ‘finished’, ‘complete’, as if the in- of inchoate were the Latin negative.

attributive complete, one hundred per cent.