Completion and Start

Completion

Completion noun - A concluding action.

Start is an antonym for completion in accomplishment topic.

Start

Start noun - The point at which something begins.
Usage example: knew from the start of the game that he would win easily

Completion is an antonym for start in topics: advantage, flinch, beginning.

How words are described

smooth smooth completion smooth start
full full completion full start
initial initial completion initial start
true true completion true start
Other adjectives: proper, dead, actual, successful, easy, early, possible, late, eventual, several.

Both words in one sentence

  • From Bad To Worse / Video Games The heroes are either ineffectual, too late, or both combined at the beginning...then, after the Dreadnaught's completion (which they failed to stop), people start dying in large numbers.
  • New Game+ While it's possible to start Heart of Fury with level 1 characters, successful completion is another matter.
    Source: New Game+
  • Video Game / Tales of Phantasia Getting 100% completion of this gives Claus a new title when you start a new game+ on the PSX version.
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