Complete
Complete adjective - Not lacking any part or member that properly belongs to it.
Tentative
Tentative adjective - Determined by something else.
Usage example: our plans are only tentative at this point and will depend on whether you can come
Nearby Word: tentatively
Both words in one sentence
- SOE gave the project a tentative go-ahead and the devs were given a mere six months to put together a complete rewrite of all of the game's core systems, all while putting together the game's third expansion pack AND maintaining the current code with regular updates.
Source: Christmas Rushed
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