Completer: meaning, definitions and examples

Refers to someone who brings something to a conclusion or the final stage. Often used in academic or formal contexts.

• She is the completer of the thesis project.
• The software development team acknowledged him as the completer of the coding phase.

Used in more everyday language to describe someone who completes tasks, especially in sports or contexts where the act of finish is crucial.

• He is a brilliant finisher in marathons.
• The finisher applied the last coat of paint on the project.

Often used in technical or specific contexts where the focus is on the absolute final stage of a process, especially in programming.

• The finalizer method ensures the cleanup of resources in the code.
• We need to implement a finalizer for the garbage collection process.

Though typically 'completer' is written with a single 't', if used, it can denote someone finishing a task, similar to the previous example.

• The homework completer was awarded extra credit.
• Every project completer will get a bonus.

This term is often used both as a verb and adjective to indicate the end of an action or bringing something to its final state. It can apply to a variety of tasks and activities.

• He is finishing his book.
• The finishing touches on the cake made it look perfect.

This word is mostly used as a verb in the process of finishing something. It implies being in the final stages of a task.

• She is completing her thesis for the Master's program.
• They are completing the final inspection of the building.