Complete and Open up

Complete

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

Open up is an antonym for complete.

Open up

Open up verb - Cause to open or to become open.

Complete is an antonym for open up in topics: invent, begin.

Both terms in one sentence

  • A fifth area will open up after three of them are complete, you may or may not be forced to complete it immediately.
  • Is Stannis Baratheon a complete Jerk Ass who needs to lighten up, a Woobie who can't open up or exactly the king that Westeros needs?
  • In Child of Light, there are blank, greyed out squares in the skills menu blocking the ultimate skills for every character, which only open up after you complete Chapter 8.
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