completion

completion
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, enactment; consummation, culmination, maturation.
2. complementing, filling in or out, rounding out or off; replenishing, making up, refilling; finishing, concluding, finalizing, realizing, fulfilling; accomplishing, achieving, effectuating, settling; executing, discharging, performing, bringing about, enacting; terminating, ending, closing; clinching, Inf. wrapping up, disposing of, Sl. polishing off; consummating, capping, crowning, culminating.
3. perfecting, improving, rectifying, righting; purging, cleansing, purifying; correcting, emending, editing, revising, clarifying, mending; cultivating, developing.

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