Complete and Set to

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Complete

Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
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Set to is an antonym for complete.
Nearby Words: completely, completed, complement, completion, completeness

Set to

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Complete is an antonym for set to in topics: embark on, begin or start again.
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  • Literature / Illuminatus! Long List: The complete listing of the names of the rock bands that are set to play at the climactic Walpurgisnacht concert goes on for quite a while.
    Source: Literature / Illuminatus!
  • Fanvid Civilization II gets a fan music video set to Coldplay's "Viva La Vida," complete with scenes of the game's advisors and World Wonder clips.
    Source: Fanvid
  • Ham and Cheese You arrive on set to find what seems to be a film Gone Horribly Wrong, complete with Special Effects Failure, bad actors and a worse script.
    Source: Ham and Cheese
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