Synonym Dictionary

Covering the important parts of a subject thoroughly.

Based on an unproved guess or inference.

A conclusion based on incomplete evidence.

To complete or bring something to its final fulfillment.

Lacking the resources needed for basic living, or completely lacking something.

Absorbed in something to the exclusion of other concerns.

To hold someone's attention completely through fascination or delight.

Thorough enough to cover all relevant aspects.

Thoroughly and with all relevant details considered.

To remove or destroy something completely.

The complete range of something.

Essential to the completeness or functioning of a whole.

Honesty and adherence to principles, or the soundness of a whole.

Favoring one side or person instead of judging evenhandedly.

The quality of occurring or being completed at an appropriate or useful time.

Not mixed with unwanted material; also complete or unqualified.

Shared by everyone in a group.

Not subject to conditions, qualifications, or limitations.

Not lessened or qualified; complete, often in describing something negative.