Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
compleat
Adjective
/kəmˈpliːt/

Definition
The word ‘compleat’ is an archaic form of ‘complete’ and means fully finished or fully skilled in a particular area or subject.

Examples
- He was a compleat scholar, knowledgeable in many fields.
- The compleat guide to hiking includes maps, tips, and testimonials.
- Her compleat mastery of the subject impressed everyone in the room.

Meaning
The term indicates a sense of wholeness and mastery, suggesting that someone or something is entirely proficient or has every component necessary.

Synonyms
- complete
- thorough
- thoroughgoing