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incompleteness
Variant of incomplete
incomplete
definition
in·com·plete (in′kəm plēt′)
adjective
- lacking a part or parts; not whole; not full
- unfinished; not concluded
- not perfect; not thorough
Etymology: ME incompleet < LL incompletus: see in- & complete
noun
Educ.
- incompletion of assigned work in a course
- a grade or mark (usually I) indicating incompletion of assigned work
Related Forms:
- incompletely in′·com·plete′ly adverb
- incompleteness in′·com·plete′·ness noun or incompletion in′·com·ple′·tion
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