uncompleted

Everyday

Uncompleted means not finished; still waiting to be done or completed. tree →

In the lessons

In school: uncompleted homework, an uncompleted worksheet, uncompleted tasks. In news and everyday life: an uncompleted building or road. It tells the reader work was started but not finished. The more common word is «incomplete» or «unfinished».

Examples

• Any uncompleted homework must be done by Friday. tree →
• The uncompleted bridge stood in the river for years. tree →
• Tick off each task and circle the uncompleted ones. tree →
• His uncompleted puzzle lay on the table. tree →
• The game saves your uncompleted levels. tree →
• The builders left the house uncompleted. tree →

Note

Close to «unfinished» and «incomplete». «Incomplete» often means missing parts; «uncompleted» stresses that the job was not finished.