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No English dictionary has been able to adequately explain the difference between the two words, COMPLETE and FINISHED.
Some people say there is no difference between COMPLETE and FINISHED.
However, there is a difference: .......








When you marry the right woman, you are COMPLETE.
When you marry the wrong woman, you are FINISHED.And when the right one catches you with the wrong one, you are COMPLETELY FINISHED!

Lol.

. They have different spellings

.... and *when your 'wrong' wife likes shopping so
much, you are 'Finished Completely'...

*sleeping*

op you are a big lier mohamed,how many dictionary have you check? I guest you just put up this question for joke because my dictionary which am not gonna meansion the name for some reason,has the answers.
Finish= has to do with eatable things,something which after grounding(eating)is never gonna comeback to it formal stage.or reapear on your plate.
Complete=has to do with task(asignment,rebranding)something that after done working on it is only gonna change its look,appearance(change from its formal stage to a newer version). For a example : cassava.

^^
Stop being so serious, it is a big joke

Kingslaw: op you are a big lier mohamed,how many dictionary have you check? I guest you just put up this question for joke because my dictionary which am not gonna meansion the name for some reason,has the answers.
Finish= has to do with eatable things,something which after grounding(eating)is never gonna comeback to it formal stage.or reapear on your plate.
Complete=has to do with task(asignment,rebranding)something that after done working on it is only gonna change its look,appearance(change from its formal stage to a newer version). For a example : cassava.

I'm sure you didn't read the OP's post, you probbably just saw the heading and decided to jump into the thread.

[quote author=Mynd_44]^^
Stop being so serious, it is a big joke[/quote]I'm sure he didn't read the post.

xynerise: . They have different spellings

Lol.
One begins with C the other begins with F.
One ends with D, the other ends with E.

I can go on and on with the alphabetical arrangement.

My brother I believe Complete is a task or something that can be done again....While finished is something done and can not be repeated unless u start another one.

Mind you brother this is just a lay man defination.

So u too relate it to Naija women

[quote author=Kingslawquote
well giv us d name of d dictionary, to me both words r used for similar things


author=k2039]I can go on and on with the alphabetical arrangement.[/quote]u r rit d alphabetical arrangment maybe d 1 gud diff cos most dictionaries when defining dem dey used dem interchangeable