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Meanings of completeness in anglès
portuguès
completude espanyol
completitud Fundamental concept in metalogic, and the term may be used without qualification with differing meanings depending on the context within mathematical logic.
See moreAccordance of reality and its representation; state or condition of being complete; state in which nothing needs to be added.
Sinònims
Examples for "perfection"
Examples for "perfection"
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This affection is a good precisely because it leads to our perfection.
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However, it is in their flower form that they reach utter perfection.
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In architecture, in sculpture, and in painting the Greeks attained absolute perfection.
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We seek perfection, we always want to be better. TV: 7 p.m.
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In the flourishing days of Attica, the gymnasium was in its perfection.
rus
полнота (In the mathematical area of order theory) completeness properties assert the existence of certain infima or suprema of a given partially ordered set (poset)
See moreUsage of completeness in anglès
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National factors were strong predictors of data completeness on the studied indicators.
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The story he had had to tell was simple in its completeness.
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As the actual conditions approach completeness the chicken becomes a better-and-better-grounded possibility.
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The success of B2 depends upon the completeness of the aerial observation.
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First, proving completeness is proving a negative, and that is nearly impossible.
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By the completeness of self-abnegation may the footsteps of love be traced.
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God is the last thing added to the completeness of human life.
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The sacred number is doubled in each case, which implies eminent completeness.
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Art, its completeness, its formedness, its finishedness, had no power to console.
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Nor did the public, who knew the austere completeness of his reform.
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Of course, this was impossible to carry out in all its completeness.
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Such was the completeness of his mastery that she did not resist.
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The completeness of his reverie had concealed from him this steady scrutiny.
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Even in their trepidation the completeness of their leader's programme over-awed them.
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He momentarily stilled, savoring the sense of completeness that flooded through him.
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The sacred number seven, impressed upon them, is the token of completeness.
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Completeness through the time
Completeness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
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