See Also: Consummate(money)
consummate(1)(dictionary)
consummate(2)(dictionary)
CONSUMMATE(law)
consummate 1, adjective(dictionary)
consummate 2, verb(dictionary)

consummate(1) (iou)



consummate adjective (orig. pa. pple). LME.
[Latin consummatus pa. pple, formed as CONSUMMATE verb: see -ATE2.]
a. Completed; fully accomplished. LME-M19.
b. Of a marriage: consummated. M16-M18.
Having in it finality. Only in LME.
Of a thing: complete, perfect. arch. E16.
Of the highest degree; supreme, utmost. M16.
P. G. Wodehouse A sweeping and consummate vengeance. C. Hill His consummate skill.
Of a person: fully accomplished; supremely skilled. M17.
R. Fry The prince of craftsmen, the consummate technician.
consummately adverb E17.
consummateness noun (rare) E20.