What is a synonym for not finished?
What is a synonym for not finished?
Synonyms: incomplete, uncompleted. not yet finished.
What is unfinished work called?
incomplete, uncompleted, half-done, lacking, undone, in the making, imperfect, unfulfilled, unaccomplished Jane Austen’s unfinished novel.
How do you say unfinished?
unfinished
- bare.
- incomplete.
- unadorned.
- undeveloped.
- unfulfilled.
- amateurish.
- crude.
- cut short.
What is the meaning of not complete?
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.
What does do not complete mean?
How do you say half-done?
Half-done Synonyms – WordHippo Thesaurus….What is another word for half-done?
| unaccomplished | undone |
|---|---|
| unfinished | incomplete |
| uncompleted | unexecuted |
| unperformed | unfulfilled |
| neglected | unachieved |
How do you say not finish?
Not finished and incomplete – thesaurus
- light-touch. adjective. not very detailed or severe.
- incomplete. adjective. not finished or completely developed.
- unfinished. adjective. not finished, or not dealt with completely.
- partial. adjective. not complete.
- pending. adjective.
- abortive. adjective.
- undone. adjective.
- outstanding. adjective.
Is it incomplete or uncompleted?
Incomplete means (and meant) that not all parts are present. Complete comes from Latin; it’s the past participle of a verb meaning ‘fill up, fulfil’. The Latin negative in- prefix was already attached, before the word was borrowed. The opposite of uncompleted is completed; i.e, finished, done (of activities).
What is a half-done?
(of a job, task, project, etc) only partially completed.
Is not complete or completed?
“Completed” is the past tense of the verb “to complete” and “complete” is the adjective: Once I’ve completed the task, the task is complete. In your example; The attached list is not complete because you haven’t completed it.
Is there any word like incomplete?
The verb “uncomplete” does not exist. If you want to express that someone took something that had been complete and made it incomplete, you would have to say: He removed the cog wheel from the engine, rendering it incomplete.
