terms |
completes |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb completes is
.
turns |
completes |
As verbs the difference between turns and completes
is that
turns is (
turn) while
completes is .
As a noun turns
is .
finishes |
completes |
As verbs the difference between finishes and completes
is that
finishes is (
finish) while
completes is .
As a noun finishes
is .
completing |
completes |
As verbs the difference between completing and completes
is that
completing is present participle of lang=en while
completes is third-person singular of complete.
completes |
|
completes |
complete |
As verbs the difference between completes and complete
is that
completes is third-person singular of complete while
complete is to finish; to make done; to reach the end.
As an adjective complete is
with all parts included; with nothing missing; full.
completers |
completes |
As a noun completers
is .
As a verb completes is
.
completes |
completest |
As verbs the difference between completes and completest
is that
completes is while
completest is .
As an adjective completest is
(
complete).
competes |
completes |
As verbs the difference between competes and completes
is that
competes is third-person singular of compete while
completes is third-person singular of complete.
completer |
completes |
As an adjective completer
is (
complete).
As a noun completer
is one who completes something.
As a verb completes is
.
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