Completed
Completed adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
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Synonyms for Completed
Full-length and completed are semantically related In some cases you can use "Full-length" instead an adjective "Completed".
Full-length
Full-length adjective - Representing or accommodating the entire length.
Completed and full-length are semantically related in entire topic. Sometimes you can use "Completed" instead an adjective phrase "Full-length".
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Related pairs
- whole and completed
- whole and full-length
- full and completed
- full and full-length
- fixed and completed
- fixed and full-length
- perfect and completed
- perfect and full-length
- complete and completed
- complete and full-length
- consummate and completed
- consummate and full-length
- thorough and completed
- thorough and full-length
Both words in one sentence
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German film director Werner Herzog once made a wager with his friend, documentarian Errol Morris, promising that he would eat his shoe if Morris ever completed his full-length film Gates Of Heaven.
Source: Eating Shoes - Work began on a second full-length that same year; shortly after it was completed, the band inked a deal with Relapse Records and released Programmed to Consume as their major-label debut, leading to even more touring.
Source: Music / Abysmal Dawn
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