full complement
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Definition(s):
- (n) number needed to make up a whole force
Usage(s):
- Although nearly every cell in the body contains a full complement of genes, only a small fraction of those genes are active in any one cell.
- Charities need a full complement of skill sets--operations managers, fund raisers, marketers, writers, board members, printers and financial and legal advisers.
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