Completion
61completion — noun the action of completing or the state of being completed. ↘Brit. the final stage in the sale of a property, at which point it legally changes ownership …
62completion — n. 1. Consummation, perfecting, accomplishing, achieving, effecting, effectuation, termination, ending, accomplishment, performance, execution, conclusion, finishing, finishing touch. 2. Fulfilment, realization, achievement, attainment,… …
63completion — n 1. conclusion, finalization, realization, fulfillment; end, finish, finale, finis, close, Sl. mop up, windup; termination, expiration; accomplishment, achievement, attainment, fruition, effectuation, settlement; execution, performance,… …
64completion — com·ple·tion …
65completion — com•ple•tion [[t]kəmˈpli ʃən[/t]] n. 1) the act of completing 2) the state of being completed 3) conclusion; fulfillment 4) spo (in football) a forward pass caught by the intended receiver • Etymology: 1650–60; < LL …
66completion — /kəmˈpliʃən/ (say kuhm pleeshuhn) noun 1. the act of completing. 2. state of being completed. 3. conclusion; fulfilment …
67completion — Piha, pihana …
68completion — The finishing or accomplishing in full of something theretofore begun. See also substantial performance doctrine …
69completion — The finishing or accomplishing in full of something theretofore begun. See also substantial performance doctrine …
70completion test — com·ple·tion test kəm plē shən n an intelligence test requiring that the test taker complete a whole (as a sentence or picture) from which certain parts have been omitted …
