completeness

• Substantivo que designa o estado de ser completo, íntegro e de possuir todas as partes necessárias; em lógica, descreve um sistema ao qual não se pode adicionar nenhuma afirmação sem gerar contradição.

A noun referring to the state of being whole, entire, and having all necessary parts; in logic, it describes a system where no proposition can be added without causing a contradiction.

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1. State of being wholeB2formal

   The condition of having all necessary parts, elements, or steps; the quality of being entire and finished.

   Completude

   • The completeness of the report was praised by the committee.
   • We need to ensure the completeness of the data before analysis.
   • The artist aimed for completeness in every detail of the sculpture.

   Sinônimosentiretyfullnessintegralitytotalitywholeness

   Antônimosinadequacyincompletenesspartialness

2. Logical completenessC1formalscientific

   In logic, a property of a formal system where every true statement can be proven within the system, and adding any unprovable proposition leads to a contradiction.

   Completude

   • Gödel's incompleteness theorems challenge the notion of completeness in formal systems.
   • The mathematician proved the completeness of the axiomatic system.
   • Completeness is a key concept in mathematical logic and model theory.