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Definition of incompletion in English: incompletionnoun ɪnkəmˈpliːʃ(ə)nˌinkəmˈplēSHən 1mass noun The state of lacking something or of having failed to complete something. humans with their profound sense of incompletion Example sentencesExamples - Should the risk of future shuttle flights prove to outweigh the reward and Griffin shuts the program down, Logsdon says, it would certainly doom the International Space Station to incompletion.
- The recurrence of the ghost, an archetypal figure of incompletion, implies that a self-perpetuating covenant between the living and the dead has been left in limbo.
- A half-painted background illustrates an appropriate degree of incompletion, and makes for a literal interpretation of the book's title.
- The inclusion of that track leaves a heavy stain of incompletion at the album's end.
- This sense of incompletion, of unfinishedness, can keep us open to possibility, a way of thinking represented in Mason & Dixon by the imagined world inside the earth.
- His silence, to me, is a world of things left unsaid, of unresolved tension, incompletion, a giant pause in my emotional functioning.
- If Bene's cinema is one of constant becoming, of repetition and incompletion, perhaps the most common recurring theme in his scenes is frustration.
- The notion of incompletion and inexhaustibility have been associated with Montaigne's Essays and through them with the essay as a specific genre.
- Adam the second, in contrast, emerges in his selfhood not through self-expansion, but through a sense of incompletion and retraction.
- Since there was an air of incompletion, scribes had to ask the organisers whether any seminar was to follow.
- Nor can we easily draw a line between the film in its finished state (although that is surely what we are watching) and the many in-process, experimental layers of its ragged, driven, swirling incompletion.
- Carlson, who embraces the postmodern emphasis on incompletion and ambiguity, asks what it would mean to name God from a Heideggerian perspective.
- These diagnostic talents, secondly, are in the service of an expectant attitude, bearing the burdens of incompletion.
- Even the beautiful girls have such a sense of incompletion that they need someone to praise them for their beauty constantly.
- It is, of course, a wholly empty exchange in the sense that writing becomes self-consciously excessive in its incompletion.
- Their largest vision thrives on incompletion.
- And yet, what was this feeling of incompletion?
- The first big effect is a sense of striving, a sense that combines hope with a feeling of incompletion.
- Blue is a sense of regret - of a chance encounter and missed opportunity that forms a closed, perpetual cycle of incompletion, loss, and want.
- His griefs are irritation and rage at incompletion.
2American Football
A forward pass which is not caught. Example sentencesExamples - Favre threw three straight incompletions after having been frustrated for much of the second half with a total of 21 rushing yards and the Vikings' defenders draped all over Driver.
- Many of McNown's incompletions have been the result of not knowing where his receivers will be, as opposed to his inability to deliver the ball precisely.
- On Oakland's final four snaps - three incompletions and a catch for no gain - there was just straight coverage.
- In 164 pass attempts in those games, he hasn't thrown more than three straight incompletions.
- When you consider three of Manning's incompletions were blatant throwaways, he had an outstanding night.
Definition of incompletion in US English: incompletionnounˌinkəmˈplēSHən 1The state of lacking something or of having failed to complete something. humans with their profound sense of incompletion Example sentencesExamples - The notion of incompletion and inexhaustibility have been associated with Montaigne's Essays and through them with the essay as a specific genre.
- The inclusion of that track leaves a heavy stain of incompletion at the album's end.
- This sense of incompletion, of unfinishedness, can keep us open to possibility, a way of thinking represented in Mason & Dixon by the imagined world inside the earth.
- The first big effect is a sense of striving, a sense that combines hope with a feeling of incompletion.
- And yet, what was this feeling of incompletion?
- A half-painted background illustrates an appropriate degree of incompletion, and makes for a literal interpretation of the book's title.
- It is, of course, a wholly empty exchange in the sense that writing becomes self-consciously excessive in its incompletion.
- If Bene's cinema is one of constant becoming, of repetition and incompletion, perhaps the most common recurring theme in his scenes is frustration.
- Their largest vision thrives on incompletion.
- These diagnostic talents, secondly, are in the service of an expectant attitude, bearing the burdens of incompletion.
- Should the risk of future shuttle flights prove to outweigh the reward and Griffin shuts the program down, Logsdon says, it would certainly doom the International Space Station to incompletion.
- His griefs are irritation and rage at incompletion.
- Carlson, who embraces the postmodern emphasis on incompletion and ambiguity, asks what it would mean to name God from a Heideggerian perspective.
- The recurrence of the ghost, an archetypal figure of incompletion, implies that a self-perpetuating covenant between the living and the dead has been left in limbo.
- Adam the second, in contrast, emerges in his selfhood not through self-expansion, but through a sense of incompletion and retraction.
- His silence, to me, is a world of things left unsaid, of unresolved tension, incompletion, a giant pause in my emotional functioning.
- Nor can we easily draw a line between the film in its finished state (although that is surely what we are watching) and the many in-process, experimental layers of its ragged, driven, swirling incompletion.
- Since there was an air of incompletion, scribes had to ask the organisers whether any seminar was to follow.
- Blue is a sense of regret - of a chance encounter and missed opportunity that forms a closed, perpetual cycle of incompletion, loss, and want.
- Even the beautiful girls have such a sense of incompletion that they need someone to praise them for their beauty constantly.
2American Football
A forward pass that is not completed. Example sentencesExamples - When you consider three of Manning's incompletions were blatant throwaways, he had an outstanding night.
- Many of McNown's incompletions have been the result of not knowing where his receivers will be, as opposed to his inability to deliver the ball precisely.
- Favre threw three straight incompletions after having been frustrated for much of the second half with a total of 21 rushing yards and the Vikings' defenders draped all over Driver.
- In 164 pass attempts in those games, he hasn't thrown more than three straight incompletions.
- On Oakland's final four snaps - three incompletions and a catch for no gain - there was just straight coverage.
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