Broken
Broken adjective - Forcibly separated into many pieces.
Complete is an antonym for broken in topics: forgotten, destroyed, not working, discontinuous, mentally defeated.
Complete
Complete adjective - Having every necessary or normal part or component or step.
Usage example: a complete accounting
Both words in one sentence
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However, the holodeck can give 'interesting' result without even been broken, say, by giving a simulation of Professor Moriarty full sentience and complete control of the ship's computer.
Source: Phlebotinum Breakdown -
Wilt off Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends is almost always smiling, but if he gets pushed too far, it becomes a broken smile, complete with Twitchy Eye.
Source: Broken Smile - This is broken by the fact that said Garbage Pail Kids act like complete assholes for half the movie and, moreover, are Villain Protagonists.
Source: Broken Aesop / Live-Action Films
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