having all necessary parts, elements, or steps
a complete set
whole or concluded
two complete revolutions about the sun
fully carried out; thorough
a complete renovation
total or absolute
complete silence
thoroughly competent; highly proficient
the complete interviewer
completely adv
completeness noun
[Middle English complet via French from Latin completus, past part. of complēre to fill up, complete, from com- + plēre to fill]