completion in Latin
completion in Latin is complētiō — completion means the state of being finished, or the act of finishing something.
completion in Latin
complētiō
What does "completion" mean?
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noun The state of being finished, or the act of finishing something.
"Payment is due on completion of the work, not before."
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noun In American football, a forward pass that the intended receiver successfully catches.
"The receiver's one-handed completion in the end zone made the crowd roar."
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completion in a sentence
- Payment is due on completion of the work, not before.
- The bridge is nearing completion after three years of construction.
- The receiver's one-handed completion in the end zone made the crowd roar.
- His third completion of the drive moved the team close to scoring.
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What is "completion" in Latin?
"completion" in Latin is complētiō. completion means: The state of being finished, or the act of finishing something.
How do you use "completion" in a sentence?
Example: "Payment is due on completion of the work, not before." In Latin, "completion" is complētiō.
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