Complete (adjective)

1. Having all necessary parts, elements, or steps; finished or finalized.
2. Having all parts intact and undamaged.
3. Having a full range of skills or qualifications.
4. Total; absolute.

Origin:

From old french complet, from latin completus, past participle of complere.

Examples:

1. The project was finally completed after months of hard work.
2. The car was in complete condition, with all its parts still working.
3. She is a complete professional in her field.
4. His complete control over the situation was impressive.
5. The book was a complete history of the city.