Ending
Ending noun - The last part of a process or action.
Incomplete and ending are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Incomplete" instead an adjective "Ending".
Incomplete
Incomplete adjective - Lacking some necessary part.
Ending and incomplete are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ending" instead an adjective "Incomplete".
Nearby Words: incompletely, incompleteness
Both words in one sentence
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Virgil himself was unsatisfied with the ending and always saw it as incomplete, but was prevented from changing the story by the freakin' Emperor of Rome himself.
Source: Gainax Ending - It's frustratingly incomplete and more like The Patriot than "12 Years a Slave crossed with Braveheart" overall, though Bob admitted he loved the ending.
- Many felt that the ending was incomplete, and in the 15th century, an Italian poet named Maffeo Vegio wrote a continuation for it, which was widely printed in later editions.
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