ple

To successfully complete or achieve something

Successfully completed; highly skilled through training

Something successfully achieved; a skill acquired through effort

Something that completes another thing; to enhance by providing what is lacking

The quality of two things that complete or supplement each other

Completing or enhancing each other; forming a whole together

To finish; to make done; to reach the end; A completed survey; With all parts included; with nothing missing; full

Finished; fully done

(manner) In a complete manner

The state of being whole and having everything needed

The act of finishing or accomplishing something

Made up of many parts; difficult to understand; a group of related buildings

The state of being intricate or complicated

The act of obeying rules or requests; yielding to others' wishes

Willing to obey rules or follow others' wishes

To make more complex or difficult

A difficulty making things more complex; a medical condition arising alongside another

A remark expressing praise; to express admiration to someone

Expressing praise; given free of charge

To act in accordance with rules or requests; to obey

To use up or significantly reduce a resource

Greatly reduced or used up

The exhaustion or using up of a resource

To carry out a plan or decision; a tool for a specific task

The process of putting a plan or system into effect

A person who puts a plan or policy into action

To suggest something indirectly; to have as a logical consequence

Not finished or lacking necessary parts

Not fully or thoroughly

The state of not being complete

Having more than one part or instance; a number that is a product of a smaller number

Failing to follow rules or requirements

Failure to obey rules or requirements

Refusing to follow rules or comply with requirements

The act of making something seem simpler than it is

Simplified to the point of losing important detail

To make something seem simpler than it really is

A common person; relating to ordinary people; vulgar

Fully attended by all; a full assembly session

An abundance; fullness and completeness

Existing in large amounts; abundant

In large amounts; abundantly

An abundance; fullness

A large, sufficient amount; more than enough

Using unnecessary or redundant words

An excessive or very large amount

A gripping hand tool with two hinged jaws

The grammatical form referring to more than one; consisting of more than one

Added to; and also; a positive advantage

A layer or strand of material; to work at or travel regularly

To refill or restore a supply that has been used up

Refilled or restocked to full capacity

The act of refilling or restocking something

Abundantly filled or supplied; completely full

To answer or respond; a spoken or written response

easy to do or understand; not complicated

The act of making something simpler or easier to understand

Made easier by reducing complexity

To make something less complex or easier to understand

Misleadingly oversimplified; treating complex issues as simple

in a straightforward way; merely; completely

Something added to improve or complete; to add to something

Added to supplement or make up a deficiency

to provide for use; an available amount of something

Not finished or brought to completion

Expressing criticism or disapproval; insulting