Complete
Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Stayed
Both words in one sentence
- While Neil Gaiman's first wife Mary McGrath stayed for the most part out of the media, his current wife Amanda Palmer (with whom he has an open marriage) does the complete opposite.
Source: Yoko Oh No -
His official company profile says it's a complete mystery how the Hell he got the way he is and stayed that way.
Source: Disco Dan -
In Dumb and Dumber, Harry and Lloyd stayed in one while on a roadtrip to Aspen complete with a heart-shape bath tub.
Source: Love Hotels aka: Love Hotel
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