未み完かん成せい

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Meanings

noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', na-adjective, noun

Describes something that is not yet completed or lacks full development; used for works, projects, systems, or abstract states.

〈物もの〉が未み完かん成せいのままだsomething remains unfinished
その橋はしは資し金きん不ぶ足そくで未み完かん成せいのままだ。
The bridge remains unfinished due to a lack of funds.
未み完かん成せいに終おわるto end up incomplete
彼かれの交こう響きょう曲きょくは未み完かん成せいに終おわった。
His symphony ended up unfinished.
未み完かん成せいな〈物もの〉an unfinished thing (e.g. work, plan)
未み完かん成せいな作さく品ひんを発はっ表ぴょうするのは勇ゆう気きが必ひつ要ようだ。
It takes courage to present an unfinished work.

不ふ完かん全ぜんN3
不完全 stresses a flaw or deficiency in quality, whereas 未完成 simply means the thing has not yet been finished.
未み完かん
未完 is a terser, more literary term typically used for novels, symphonies, or artworks left unfinished, while 未完成 is broader and can describe any project, system, or state.
中ちゅう途と半はん端ぱN2
中途半端 is a colloquial, often critical term for something left halfway done, while 未完成 is a neutral, formal description of something not yet finished.

完かん成せいN3
完成 means something is finished or perfected, while 未完成 describes it as still lacking that completion.
出で来き上あがりN3
未完成 describes something still unfinished or incomplete, the direct opposite of 出来上がり, which describes the state of being finished.

未み熟じゅくN1
未完成 means 'incomplete/unfinished', focusing on a lack of completion, while 未熟 emphasizes a lack of ripeness or maturity in quality or skill.

Compound of 未 (mi, 'not yet') + 完成 (kansei, 'completion'). The prefix 未- attaches to nouns to express 'not yet' or 'incomplete'.