incomplete in Irish
incomplete in Irish is anfhoirfe, neamhfhoirfe — incomplete means not finished; missing one or more parts.
incomplete in Irish
anfhoirfe
Not complete; not finished.
neamhfhoirfe
Not complete; not finished.
What does "incomplete" mean?
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adj Not finished; missing one or more parts.
"The report is incomplete because the final chapter has not been written."
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incomplete in a sentence
- The report is incomplete because the final chapter has not been written.
- an incomplete jigsaw puzzle
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What is "incomplete" in Irish?
"incomplete" in Irish is anfhoirfe, neamhfhoirfe. incomplete means: Not finished; missing one or more parts.
How do you use "incomplete" in a sentence?
Example: "The report is incomplete because the final chapter has not been written." In Irish, "incomplete" is anfhoirfe, neamhfhoirfe.
Are there other ways to say "incomplete" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "incomplete": anfhoirfe, neamhfhoirfe.
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