No. 667 in German

vollständig

Complete; entire; full.

In a sentence

Das Projekt ist jetzt vollständig abgeschlossen.
The project is now completely finished.
In this sentence, 'vollständig' means 'completely', emphasizing total completion.
Die Liste war nicht vollständig, weshalb wir sie ergänzen mussten.
The list was not complete, so we had to add to it.
Here, 'vollständig' describes the state of the list as not being whole or complete.
Nach der Restaurierung ist das Gemälde wieder vollständig.
After the restoration, the painting is complete again.
In this case, 'vollständig' signifies that the painting has been restored to its original, entire state.

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