Complete in number, quantity, magnitude, extent, or necessary conditions; reaching or extending to the specified or usual limit; whole.

Full or complete in number, size, extent, etc.; esp. (of a council, assembly, etc.) fully attended, in full session.

Chiefly of abstract things (esp. a period of time): lacking no part, element, or essential characteristic; full, entire, complete; perfect.

Of a set of parts, components, etc.: complete, with nothing omitted. Obsolete. rare.