Complete and Halfway

Opposite meaning words

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

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Halfway is an antonym for complete.

Halfway adjective - Lacking some necessary part.

Usage example: when halfway measures, such as posting signs, failed to keep people off the property, a fence was erected

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Complete is an antonym for halfway in incomplete topic.

Dysfunctional Family: The Lomans (complete with ghost!); the only halfway reasonable people are Linda and Biff.

Source: Theatre / Death of a Salesman
This happens halfway into the second New Kids film, which is shown to be more of a parody of zombie films than an actual zombie film, complete with grainy filters.

Source: Zombie Apocalypse
Sailor Moon R did the complete opening replacement as well, introducing Chibiusa and the Black Moon Clan halfway through.

Source: Evolving Credits

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