English–French
“complete” in French
How to say “complete” in French
“Complete” in French is absolu.
Something presented as complete and unconditional rather than limited by exceptions.
Example sentences with absolu
Je ne crois pas à la vérité absolue.
I do not believe in absolute truth.
Tips for using absolu
- Absolu often strengthens abstract nouns such as pouvoir, vérité, or silence, and can sound emphatic rather than neutral in such combinations.
Other French words for “complete”
Tu dois compléter ton projet avant vendredi.
You must complete your project before Friday.
