1. complete in every way; perfect or accomplished
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• He was the compleat gentleman, skilled in all the social graces.
• The compleat angler knows every technique for catching fish.
• She considered herself a compleat scholar of medieval literature.
• The book promised to make readers compleat masters of chess.
• His compleat knowledge of wine impressed all the guests.
• The compleat cook can prepare any dish from memory.