Completed
Completed adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
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Synonyms for Completed
Halted and completed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Halted" instead a verb "Completed".
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Construction started during the Middle Ages, halted construction during the 16th century, resumed during the 19th century, and finally completed in 1880.
Source: Development Hell -
Release date is undetermined and progress is currently halted until other projects are completed first.This video game provides examples of: And Your Reward Is Clothes: Granted this is an RPG, but by doing sidequests you will be given armor and helmets as rewards.
Source: Video Game / Amulet Of Fate - The next-to-last stretch was completed in 2003, but halted just a couple miles shy of an obvious hookup into the existing I-94/I-196 exit, due to a creek in the freeway's path being the habitat for a rare species of butterfly.
Source: Development Hell
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