Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
compleat
adjective
/kəmˈplēt/

Definition
Having all necessary or appropriate parts; whole.

Examples
- She prepared a compleat meal for her guests, ensuring each course was thoughtfully crafted.
- The guidebook offers a compleat overview of the city, covering attractions, restaurants, and history.
- His compleat understanding of the subject made him a valuable resource for his peers.

Meaning
The term ‘compleat’ refers to something that is entire, including all elements and aspects without any missing parts.

Synonyms
- complete
- whole
- entire
- full
- exhaustive