Complete and Ignoring

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

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Ignoring is an antonym for complete.

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Complete is an antonym for ignoring in disregard on purpose topic.

Nearby Words: ignore, ignored, ignorance

However, the player can instead opt to complete the mission by ignoring the power plants completely and taking out the Nod base the tried-and-true GDI way: full frontal assault with Mammoth Tanks.

Source: Sequence Breaking
The developers of Star Control 2 had considered the possibility of someone completely ignoring the Earth Starbase and trying to complete the game without ever visiting there.

Source: Game-Breaking Bug
Ned's father abandons Ned in boarding school, and ran off to start an entirely new life (complete with new wife and new sons), ignoring his eldest son entirely from that point on.

Source: Disappeared Dad

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