Complete and Initiates

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

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Initiates is an antonym for complete.

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Complete is an antonym for initiates in start topic.

Frat boys and sorority initiates spend the night in a supposedly haunted mansion, complete with a Mad Scientist named Mad Doctor, Big G the Gorilla and No Fourth Wall.

Source: B-Movie
By the time of the game's events, absolutely no trace of his former self or personality is left—not only is he a complete and irredeemable villain, he initiates a Grand Theft Me to possess his own son's body.

Source: Tragic Monster

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