Complete
Complete adjective - Trying all possibilities.
Usage example: a complete search of the computer file
Shallow
Shallow adjective - Having or showing a lack of depth of understanding or character.
Usage example: how shallow of the driver to be worrying about his car while the pedestrian was in need of medical attention
Nearby Words: shallowed, shallowing
Both words in one sentence
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Libertad appears as a complete parody of shallow, insufferable, over-the-top, perpetually-protesting liberals.
Source: Comic Strip / Mafalda - Horrible Hollywood: Violet and her dad embody its shallow and greedy sides: She's conceited, ditzy, and talentless, but thanks to him she's a wildly successful starlet complete with entourage.
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Neutral View: While a complete lack of balance can make gameplay shallow and quickly stale, focusing too much on it does lead to other areas suffering.
Source: Casual/Competitive Conflict
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