Complete and Enact

Complete

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

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Enact and complete are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Enact" instead a verb "Complete".

Enact verb - To put into effect through legislative or authoritative action.

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Complete and enact are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Complete" instead a verb "Enact".

Nearby Words: enactment, enacting

time	complete time	enact time
ritual	complete ritual	enact ritual
campaign	complete campaign	enact campaign
act	complete act	enact act
Other words: scheme, genocide, mission, revenge.

This is because the judge is actually the Big Bad, and the whole competition was a setup to get someone to complete this task, which will provide him with the means to enact his latest evil scheme.

Source: Video Game / The Spellcasting Series
Sophisticated as Hell: The Shakespearean Actors, who re-enact various celebrity arguments complete with cussing.

Source: Podcast / The Brian And Jill Show
The Brian And Jill Show has a recurring sketch in which Brian & Jill re-enact various celebrity arguments, complete with profanity, as Shakespearean actors.

Source: Sophisticated as Hell

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