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Meanings of incompleteness in English
Portuguese
incompletude Catalan
incompletesa Usage of incompleteness in English
1
There is always an incompleteness somewhere, and the shadow across the path.
2
Nor is the incompleteness of Scripture as a historical book less marked.
3
But the incompleteness which comes of self-ignorance may be compensated by self-betrayal.
4
Tormented by their incompleteness they strive to be part of a pair.
5
And if the incompleteness is so blessed, what will the completeness be?
6
First, then, we have here the avowed incompleteness of Christ's own teaching.
7
Of 12 risk factors examined, higher body mass index was related to incompleteness.
8
The picture is utterly simple; the more so for its touch of incompleteness.
9
The fact that it early gave the impression of incompleteness favors this claim.
10
This is the incompleteness and imperfection of the world of nature.
11
A high body mass index contributes to incompleteness of CIMT measurements.
12
Now, secondly, notice the certainty of the completion of the incompleteness.
13
And yet there was a tantalizing incompleteness about his personal reminiscences.
14
He felt a deep ache of emptiness, a sense of incompleteness.
15
Besides, this incompleteness in every case is more theoretical than real.
16
Lastly, we note the incompleteness of each man's share in the great work.
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