The state of being complete and entire; having everything that is needed.
Roget 50:
whole,
totality,
integrity;
totalness
etc.
adj.†;
entirety,
ensemble,
collectiveness†;
unity
etc.
87;
completeness
etc.
52;
indivisibility,
indiscerptibility†;
integration,
embodiment;
integer.
all,
the whole,
total,
aggregate,
one and all,
gross amount,
sum,
sum total,
tout ensemble,
length and breadth of,
Alpha and Omega,
be all and end all;"
complex,
complexus†;
lock stock and barrel.
bulk,
mass,
lump,
tissue,
staple,
body,
compages†;
trunk,
torso,
bole,
hull,
hulk,
skeleton greater part,
major part,
best part,
principal part,
main part;
essential part
etc.
(importance)
642;
lion's share,
Benjamin's mess;
the long and the short;
nearly,
all,
almost all.
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Roget 52:
completeness
etc.
adj.;
completion
etc.
729;
integration;
allness†.
entirety;
perfection
etc.
650;
solidity,
solidarity;
unity;
all;
ne plus ultra [Lat.],
ideal,
limit.
complement,
supplement,
make-weight;
filling,
up
etc.
v..
impletion†;
saturation,
saturity†;
high water;
high tide,
flood tide,
spring tide;
fill,
load,
bumper,
bellyful†;
brimmer†;
sufficiency
etc.
639.
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Roget 729:
completion,
accomplishment,
achievement,
fulfillment;
performance,
execution;
despatch,
dispatch;
consummation,
culmination;
finish,
conclusion;
close
etc.
(end)
67;
terminus
etc.
(arrival)
292;
winding up;
finale,
denouement,
catastrophe,
issue,
upshot,
result;
final touch,
last touch,
crowning touch,
finishing touch,
finishing stroke;
last finish,
coup de grace;
crowning of the edifice;
coping-stone,
keystone;
missing link
etc.
53;
superstructure,
ne plus ultra [Lat.],
work done,
fait accompli [Fr.].
elaboration;
finality;
completeness
etc.
52.
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Dutch: volledigheid
Polish: zupełność, sumaryczność, kompletność, całkowitość