Complete
Complete adjective - Not lacking any part or member that properly belongs to it.
Both words in one sentence
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Not long after, the Enterprise crew finds them frozen solid, complete with a thick layer of snow all over everything.
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Eventually, Starscream convinces Unicron that bringing him back to life (thus making him solid) is the only way to complete the repairs.
Source: Faustian Rebellion -
After she fails and her body is frozen solid, the human protagonist Kip suits up to complete the task.
Source: Harmless Freezing
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