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- Dictionaryincomplete/ˌɪnkəmˈpliːt/
adjective
- 1. not having all the necessary or appropriate parts: "incomplete carvings of cattle" Similar Opposite
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INCOMPLETE definition: 1. not having some parts, or not finished: 2. a mark, usually temporary, received when some of the…. Learn more.
1. : not complete : unfinished: such as. a. : lacking a usually necessary part, element, or step. spoke in incomplete sentences. an incomplete set of golf clubs. an incomplete diet. b. of protein : deficient in one or more essential amino acids.
Incomplete describes things that are missing something. A chess set with a lost piece is incomplete. Incomplete also means “unfinished,” like that incomplete bridge to nowhere. People often feel their lives are incomplete until they do something like have a family or make a certain amount of money.
adjective. not complete or finished. not completely developed; imperfect. logic. (of a formal theory) not so constructed that the addition of a non-theorem to the axioms renders it inconsistent. (of an expression) not having a reference of its own but requiring completion by another expression.
adj. 1. not complete or finished. 2. not completely developed; imperfect. 3. (Logic) logic. a. (of a formal theory) not so constructed that the addition of a non-theorem to the axioms renders it inconsistent. b. (of an expression) not having a reference of its own but requiring completion by another expression. ˌincomˈpletely adv.
Something that is incomplete is not yet finished, or does not have all the parts or details that it needs. The clearing of rubbish and drains is still incomplete. European political union would be incomplete without a defence element. Some offices had incomplete information on spending.
INCOMPLETE definition: not finished, or having one or more parts missing: . Learn more.
