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incomplete

adjective (incomplete)

«incomplete» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Incomplete means not finished or with some parts missing. tree →

In the lessons

School (incomplete homework, incomplete sentences), maths (incomplete tables, missing numbers), science (incomplete data).

Examples

  • Your homework is incomplete. tree →
  • This puzzle is incomplete; three pieces are missing. tree →
  • «Ran to the» is an incomplete sentence. tree →
  • Fill in the incomplete table. tree →
  • The data was incomplete, so we repeated the test. tree →
  • The house was still incomplete when they moved in. tree →
  • Thus when Prometheus created the first man, Momus considered his work incomplete because there was no aperture in the breast through which his inmost thoughts might be read. tree →

Note

Opposite: complete. Noun: incompleteness. In maths an incomplete pattern or table asks you to find the missing values.

On Mova

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