Incompleteness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCOMPLETENESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being incomplete
• The state of being incomplete; imperfectness; defectiveness.
• the state of being crude and incomplete and imperfect
ADJECTIVE:
• not full or finished
• not having all the necessary or appropriate parts
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not complet; unfinished; as lacking a part; lacking one or more sets of floral organs b of insect metamorphosis; characterized by the absence of a pupal stage between the immature stages and the adult of an insect in which the young usually resemble the adult — compare complete

Words that contain INCOMPLETENESS

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How to use INCOMPLETENESS in a sentence

• But however perfect the season and the day, the cold incompleteness of these young lakes is always keenly felt.
• Our circumstances are now understood by us all in a manner impossible while we were still in a condition of incompleteness.
• Is it then possible to describe oneself at once faithfully and fully? In all autobiography there is, nay, ought to be, an incompleteness which may have the effect of falsity.
• But the incompleteness which comes of self-ignorance may be compensated by self-betrayal.
• The same presumptive certainty and legal incompleteness existed concerning Mr.
• And much of this incompleteness in his life-work seems to me due to his being what I called a dreamer.
• The machinery was removed, and the frescoes were uncovered in their incompleteness to the eyes of Rome.
• There is an incompleteness about giving only one, and besides, the one you bought was probably in red and would not match these.
• It is not with its content but its incompleteness that we quarrel.
• A vague discontent, a final and inevitable sense of incompleteness, overshadowed existence from that night when Hermas realised that his joy could never go beyond itself.
• Something that made him feel a passionate sense of incompleteness.
• But outside Wales itself, in the more Celtic parts of England proper, a good many relics of the old Welsh Caers still bespeak the incompleteness of the early Teutonic conquest.
• I merely remark here on the fact that both cases have the same kind of completeness and the same kind of incompleteness.
• He feels, and submits to, its incompleteness and its limitations.
• Nevertheless the play, as a whole, makes the impression of incompleteness.
• Ministers were still pressed by the opposition concerning the lingering negociations with Spain, and the incompleteness of their preparations for war.
• This is the incompleteness and imperfection of the world of nature.
• Their incompleteness probably led the number of children to be considerably underestimated.
• This incompleteness in her lot had been perfectly filled up by her relationship with the whole family of the Seftons.
• But it suffers greatly from the carelessness and the incompleteness with which the details are worked out.
• It is not an outward, arbitrary incompleteness that is demanded, but a visible dependence of each part, by its partiality declaring the completeness of the whole.
• But this incompleteness is unavoidable, because in any case theory must either have deduced from, or have compared with, history what it advances with respect to things.
• Besides, this incompleteness in every case is more theoretical than real.
• Sometimes this incompleteness is justified by the idiom of the language, but more often it is the result of carelessness on the part of the speaker.
• Tense shows also the completeness or incompleteness of an act or condition at the time of speaking.
• From the incompleteness of the Spanish returns of foreign trade, it is unfortunately not possible to test the complete accuracy of those given here by collation.
• Then he disappears among the throng, with an uncomfortable sidelong movement, which endeavors to shield the incompleteness of his back view.
• The world of art is thus thought of as one of pure contemplation, a place of escape from the difficulties, the pangs, and the incompleteness that beset all action.
• Such antagonisms rest back in the failure to realize the incompleteness of man or woman alone, for any purposes of life.
• The trouble all rests back in the failure to realize the incompleteness of man or woman alone for any of the purposes of life.
• Our plans, our schemes, our ambitions, all the things that make us enjoy and hope and arrange, are but signs of our incompleteness.
• Should there appear in places an abruptness or incompleteness of treatment, these limitations must be my excuse.
• That is to say, there should remain no mystery or uncertainty or unpleasant feeling of incompleteness.
• But the point is not the being seen or not, but the suggestion of incompleteness.
• For all that, she had the same incompleteness that she had when I last saw her, and an inharmoniousness that was felt by the hearer whenever she spoke.

Similar words containing COMPLETENES without suffix s and without prefix in

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