| Meaning | not complete or total; not completed. |
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| Examples | - "an incomplete account of his life"
- "political consequences of incomplete military success"
- "an incomplete forward pass"
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| Synonym | uncomplete |
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| Attribute of | completeness | The state of being complete and entire |
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| Narrower | broken | lacking a part or parts |
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| half | partial |
| neither | not either |
| partial | Being or affecting only a part |
| rudimentary | In the earliest stages / stages of development |
| sketchy, unelaborated | Giving only major points |
| uncompleted | not caught or not caught within bounds |
| See also | fractional | constituting or comprising a part or fraction of a possible whole or entirety |
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| Opposite | complete | Having every necessary or normal part or component or step |
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| Spanish | descabal, inacabado, incompleto |
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| Catalan | inacabat, incomplet |
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| Nouns | incompleteness | the state of being crude and incomplete and imperfect |
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| Adverbs | incompletely | not to a full degree or extent |
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