Complete and Scrappy

Complete

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

Scrappy is an antonym for complete.

Scrappy

Scrappy adjective - Feeling or displaying eagerness to fight.

Complete is an antonym for scrappy.

Nearby Words: scrap, scrapped, scrapper, scrapping

Both words in one sentence

  • New players in City of Heroes generally end up in the former Scrappy Level The Hollows, and complete the Frostfire mission more than once.
    Source: Warm-Up Boss
  • Scooby, Shaggy, and Scrappy inherit a mansion, complete with the money to hold it for a lifetime.
  • During the shows run, Seth Macfarlane has admitted that his intentions were for Brian to be the show's most popular character, while Meg would be the least popular, but to his complete surprise, Stewie became the show's breakout star, while Brian became the show's scrappy.
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