incompletion

Examples

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• EBD students were described as students who have chronic task incompletion problems, acting out, behavior difficulties, or social interaction difficulties severe enough to impede academic performance.

  Academic text (1990)

• As noted in the public library-focused article, incompletion of the program did not mean staff did not learn or take things away.

  Academic text (2012)

• He felt a certain incompletion because that brother had not survived.

  Blog text (24)

• We could say then that the circle is not simply unfinished or in a state of incompletion but appears to be in the process of tracing itself.

  Academic text (2000)

• While the Canadian state participates in global imperialism, the state is limited by the incompletion of its own internal colonial projects; the resistance of Indigenous peoples and nations has prevented Canada from breaking free of contests for territory and social construction.

  Academic text (2009)

• With all due awareness of the breadth, variety, and incompletion of that work, I think its core can be succinctly expressed: the adult personality emerges only after its possessor has run the gauntlet of infantile dependency.

  Academic text (1992)

• The incompletion of the project is causing frustrations among team members.

• Her sense of incompletion drove her to constantly seek new challenges.

• Despite its incompletion, the building still stood out as a remarkable design.

Synonyms

N

noncompletion

vsincompletion

6.3

Not finishing a required course or task

describes the general state of not finishing things across situations

Antonyms

C

completion

108 2.4

The act of finishing a task or project

How Complete

completion

108 2.4

incompletion

5.6

beginning

1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology