verb

complete

to complete, to finish, to fill out

Please complete this form.

Please complete this form.

She completed her degree last year.

She completed her degree last year.

((sth.)) to finish making or doing (sth.) She completed her degree last year.

Synonyms: finish, finalize, accomplish; Antonyms: start, begin, abandon

From Latin `complētus`, past participle of `complēre` 'to fill up'. `com-` (together) + `plēre` (to fill).

Think of 'completely full'. When you complete something, you have filled it up or finished it entirely.

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