úplnost

Úplnost is a Czech and Slovak noun meaning the state or quality of being complete, whole, or thorough. It stems from the adjective úplný (complete) and is related to notions of totality, exhaustiveness, and integrity of a set or process. In ordinary speech, úplnost can describe the wholeness of a collection, the thoroughness of an account, or the completeness of information.

In mathematics, úplnost denotes a precise property: in a metric or normed space, a space is complete if every Cauchy sequence converges to a point within the space. In logic, a system is complete if every statement is either provable or refutable. In data handling, úplnost signals the absence of missing values or gaps in a data set, and is a central aspect of data quality and reporting.

The term is used in Czech and Slovak with similar meaning, though in technical contexts speakers may prefer more specific words such as kompletnost or dokonalost for related nuances. Úplnost emphasizes totality and thoroughness rather than an idealized perfection.