consummated

An archaic adjective meaning brought to completion or perfection; no longer in common modern use.

• 🇵🇹Adjetivo arcaico que significa levado à conclusão ou à perfeição; não é mais usado no português contemporâneo.

1. Completed or fulfilled C1 formal

   Brought to a state of completion or perfection; fully accomplished.

   • The deal was consummated after months of negotiation.
   • Their marriage was consummated in a private ceremony.
   • The project was consummated with a final presentation.

   🇵🇹Consumado

   Sinônimos: accomplishedcompletedconcludedfinishedfulfilledperfected

   Antônimos: inchoateincompleteunfinishedunfulfilled

• more consummated comparative form
• most consummated superlative form

A verb used to indicate the act of completing or perfecting something, or making a marriage legally complete through sexual intercourse.

• 🇵🇹Verbo usado para indicar a conclusão ou o aperfeiçoamento de algo, ou a consumação do casamento por meio de relação sexual.

1. Complete or finish C1 formal

   To bring something to a state of completion or perfection.

   • The deal was consummated with a handshake.
   • They consummated their partnership by signing the contract.
   • The artist consummated his masterpiece after years of work.

   🇵🇹Consumar

   Sinônimos: accomplishachievecompleteconcludeexecutefinishfulfillperfect

   Antônimos: abandonbegincommenceincompleteneglectstartunfinished

2. Make a marriage complete C2 formal

   To make a marriage legally complete by having sexual intercourse.

   • The couple consummated their marriage on their wedding night.
   • In some cultures, the marriage is not considered valid until it is consummated.
   • They waited until after the ceremony to consummate their union.

   🇵🇹Consumar o casamento

   Sinônimos: complete

• consummated past participle
• consummated past simple
• consummating present participle
• consummates third person singular