Complete and Taking up

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Complete

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

Taking up

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Complete is an antonym for taking up in begin or start again topic.
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  • Yakuza Bleach has 7th Squad lieutenant Tetsuzaemon Iba, who is patterned after a yakuza, complete with shades and the tattoo taking up most of his back space.
    Source: Yakuza
  • Series / Power Rangers RPM K made a log of the events of the series, complete with detailed analysis of the ranger tech they had used, just in case they lost and some humans came across the wreckage of Corinth, so the fight could continue with new people taking up the mantle.
    Source: Series / Power Rangers RPM
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