Antonyms for exhaustive
ɪgˈzɔs tɪvex·haus·tive

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1. exhaustive, thorough, thoroughgoingadjective

   performed comprehensively and completely

   "an exhaustive study"; "made a thorough search"; "thoroughgoing research"

   Antonyms:
   incomplete, uncomplete

   Synonyms:
   perfect(a), utter(a), thoroughgoing(a), double-dyed(a), complete(a), sodding(a), thoroughgoing, gross(a), staring(a), arrant(a), stark(a), consummate(a), pure(a), everlasting(a), unadulterated, thorough

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1. non-exhaustive

   exhaustive = complete non-exhaustive = incomplete, ongoing, continuous

   the state of self-actualization is a non exhaustive process . as long as one is alive, the pursuit of achieving full personal potential (self-actualization) does not stop.

   Submitted by anonymous on September 29, 2020  

How to use exhaustive in a sentence?

1. Craig Counsell:

   Tonight’s game is not in jeopardy, we’ve been in contact with Major League Baseball. We’ve done exhaustive contact tracing. So no issues with tonight’s game.

2. News UK:

   Long ago, we apologized for the conduct that occurred, immediately took steps to pay compensation to those affected, and updated and instituted substantial reforms in our business to ensure our governance is second to none, following a thorough and exhaustive investigation, and after many long trials, enquiries and proceedings, this matter has been concluded and the right decision has been taken.

3. Michelle Straschnitzki:

   Im glad he wont be putting everyone through a lengthy, exhaustive and heartbreaking trial, however, I also hope that by doing so, he doesnt get an absurdly reduced sentence as per our justice system.

4. Prosecutor Creighton Waters:

   After an exhaustive investigation, there is only one person who had the motive, who had the means, who had the opportunity to commit these crimes, and also whose guilty conduct after these crimes betrays him, this defendant is the one person who was living a lie, the defendant is the person on which a storm was descending, and the defendant was a person where his own storm would actually mean consequences for Maggie and Paul and consequences for those who trusted him.

5. Nicholas Fisk:

   We needed to confirm the results with really exhaustive studies in multiple labs( in multiple states/countries), and with tests involving millions of genetic variants.

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