Complete and Devoid

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Complete adjective - Not lacking any part or member that properly belongs to it.

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Devoid is an antonym for complete.

Devoid adjective - Lacking contents that could or should be present.

Usage example: the picnic jug was completely devoid of juice after only a few minutes

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Complete is an antonym for devoid in empty topic.

Whereas the game is devoid of any blood, the manga shows enemies' throats being slit; complete with arterial bloodspray.

Source: Darker And Edgier / Anime and Manga
On one side is the Assembly of Nihilo, who wish to create a world of complete stillness and peace, devoid of emotion.

Source: Video Game / Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne
It juxtaposes Vane and Hunter's (presumably) first meeting with their present day meeting, complete with near-identical poses and almost devoid of dialogue or explanation.

Source: Webcomic / Next Town Over

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