complete
extremely whole or thorough
very nearly complete or finished
very close to being complete
indicates that something is still in progress and unfinished
almost entirely complete; as good as complete
not at all complete; very incomplete
complete to a reasonable or moderate degree
mostly or to a great extent complete
complete to a sensible and fair degree
complete to a certain degree when compared with other things
complete to a large degree
almost but not entirely complete
complete in all the most important ways
surprisingly or impressively whole or thorough
not fully complete; incomplete to some degree
to finish a task or project with a successful outcome
to finish something in its entirety, with nothing left
to finish a project or task at the planned time
to finish a project or task at the planned time
to have finished something in the near past
to have finished something very recently
to fill out a form or document with correct information
to fill out a form or document with correct information
to finish only a part of something
used to state that something has all its parts or is finished
to add the final element to something to make it whole or perfect
used to state that something appears to have all its parts or to be finished
to remain intact or whole, especially of historical documents or artifacts