Began and Complete

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Complete is an antonym for began in topics: start, come into being.

Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.

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Began is an antonym for complete.

Finally, in the late 2000s, he began releasing complete anthologies of the strip, complete with running commentary.

Source: Old Shame / Newspaper Comics
In 2010, a sequel entitled Ilegenes - Giyoku no Koukyoukyoku began serialization in Comic Avarus and is complete at three volumes.

Source: Manga / Ilegenes Kokuyou No Kiseki
He began playing the piano at age four, he first composed a song with a synthetsizer in middle school, and only needed a single day to complete a song.

Source: Music / Hyadain

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