Uncompleted: meaning, definitions and examples

This appears to be a repeat of 'uncompleted' and should be described similarly.

• The project was left uncompleted as the team faced multiple setbacks

Used to describe something that has not been completed, often implying it was left in an incomplete state.

• I found an unfinished draft of the novel he was working on

Used for tasks, projects, or items that are lacking some parts or have not been fully done.

• His assignment was marked as incomplete because he missed several sections

Used for tasks or processes that are currently in progress and not yet finished.

• The investigation into the matter is ongoing, and we expect updates soon

Used to describe something that is not whole or is only a fraction of the entire thing.

• She only received partial payment for her work this month

used when something has not yet been finished but there is an intention to complete it later.

• The project remains uncompleted due to unforeseen delays.
• His novel is still uncompleted.

used when something is stopped before it is done, but there is no clear intention of returning to complete it. It can have a slightly negative connotation.

• He left his painting unfinished on the easel.
• There are many books on her shelf that she has left unfinished.

used when someone decides to give up on something entirely, often due to difficulties or a change in circumstance. It has a negative connotation.

• They had to abandon the expedition due to severe weather conditions.
• She felt she had to abandon her dream of becoming a singer.

used when something is brought to a sudden stop, usually temporarily. It's often used in commands or urgent situations.

• The production line came to a halt due to a machine malfunction.
• He shouted at the dog to halt.

used when something stops or comes to an end, either temporarily or permanently, often in a formal or official context.

• The factory will cease operations at the end of the year.
• Hostilities between the two countries have ceased.