complete blood count
CBC
blood profile | counting the number of white and red blood cells and the number of platelets in cubic millimeter of blood |
| complete fracture | break involving the entire width of the bone |
| complete | bring to a whole, with all the necessary parts or elements, A child would complete the family |
| complete finish | come or bring to a finish or an end, He finished the dishes, She completed the requirements for her Master's Degree, The fastest runner finished the race in just over hours, others finished in over hours |
complete
fill out
fill in make out | write all the required information onto a form, fill out this questionnaire, please!, make out a form |
complete
nail | complete a pass |
dispatch
discharge
complete | complete or carry out, discharge one's duties |
| complete | having every necessary or normal part or component or step, a complete meal, a complete wardrobe, a complete set of the Britannica, a complete set of china, a complete defeat, a complete accounting |
complete
concluded
ended
over(p) all over
terminated | having come or been brought to a conclusion, the harvesting was complete, the affair is over, ended, finished, the abruptly terminated interview |
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complete(a)
consummate(a)
double-dyed(a)
everlasting(a)
gross(a)
perfect(a)
pure(a)
sodding(a)
stark(a)
staring(a)
thoroughgoing(a)
utter(a)
unadulterated | without qualification, used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers, an arrant fool, a complete coward, a consummate fool, a double-dyed villain, gross negligence, a perfect idiot, pure folly, what a sodding mess, stark staring mad, a thoroughgoing villain, utter nonsense, the unadulterated truth |
complete
consummate | perfect and complete in every respect, having all necessary qualities, a complete gentleman, consummate happiness, a consummate performance |
accomplished
complete | highly skilled, an accomplished pianist, a complete musician |