Verb:

સાફ કરવું, સમાપ્ત કરવા, થઈ જાવ, ભરવુ, પૂરું કરવું, મળવા,

Adjective:

ચતુષ્કોણ, બરાબર, સંપૂર્ણ, બધા, સંપૂર્ણપણે, ચાર, સમાપ્ત, ચતુર્ભુજ, સમ્યક, પૂર્ણ, કરકિત, અનુપૂર્વિક,

completest's Usage Examples:

, of Cincinnati, are the completest booksellers" list of that kind which are published in America.

Calamy describes him as ‘very purblind,’ as ‘the completest schoolman’ he ever knew, in his element among ‘crabbed.

kings of gypsies) and the completest vocabulary of thieves" slang up to that time, usually attributed to Samuel.

state, "If old-school smut is your thing, or if you"re a John Holmes completest, this set will make a nice addition to your possibly secret stash".

to a point where he could "recommend this show to anyone but a Marvel completest.

above schooner is said (by every merchant and shipbuilder) to be the completest vessel ever built in Bermuda — The Royal Gazette, 30 March 1805 Haddock.

Wells portrayed Russia as recovering from a total social collapse, "the completest that has ever happened to any modern social organisation.

the completest Boat for the Service of the Islands that possibly could be constructed.

and say that now he is free from a host of sufferings, and enjoys the completest happiness.

as "perfectly new, and alike; sail as fast as the Artois, and are the completest privateers I ever saw.

field, but both working towards one common end – the realisation of the completest measure of self-government that was possible, as circumstances changed.

Wesley, who preached in the new building in 1789, describes it as "the completest place of worship I have ever seen".

Synonyms:

thoroughgoing, fleshed out, absolute, out-and-out, dead, stand-alone, downright, whole, exhaustive, self-contained, all-out, total, comprehensive, right-down, rank, good, all-or-none, thorough, sound, full-clad, realized, sheer, full-blown, clean, completed, hearty, utter, realised, all, all-or-nothing, full-dress, full-scale, full, completeness, allover, accomplished,

Antonyms:

fractional, incompleteness, incomplete, noncomprehensive, relative,