Pronunciation: [ʌnkəmplˈiːt] (IPA) 
The word "uncomplete" is often misspelled as "incomplete", as it is not a commonly used word. The correct spelling is with the prefix "un-" instead of "in-". The pronunciation of "uncomplete" is /ʌn.kəmˈpliːt/. The stress falls on the second syllable, and the vowel in the first syllable is pronounced as the short "u" sound. The "m" in "com" is also pronounced, making it, "com-plete", which differentiates it from "incomplete".
There is no official dictionary definition for the word "uncomplete." However, based on the meanings of its components, we can create a hypothetical definition.
"Uncomplete" can be viewed as the opposite of "complete," a word used to express entirety or the state of being finished or whole. By adding the prefix "un-," which typically indicates negation or reversal, we can infer that "uncomplete" refers to something that has not reached a state of completion or wholeness, or has been reversed from such a state.
If we were to construct a dictionary definition based on these assumptions, it might read as follows:
"Uncomplete" (adjective): Referring to something that is not fully finished or whole; lacking the necessary components, elements, or finality to be considered complete. It denotes incompleteness, often suggesting an ongoing or unfinished state. The prefix "un-" indicates a negation or reversal of "complete," highlighting the absence or deviation from a state of entirety. The term may be used to describe tasks, projects, ideas, or objects that have not reached their desired or intended level of completion, or have regressed from a previous state of being finished. "Uncomplete" can also imply imperfection or unfinished details within a larger structure or concept.
The word uncomplete is derived from the prefix un- meaning not or lack of, and the word complete, which comes from the Latin completus (past participle of complere). Complere is a combination of the prefix com- meaning together or thoroughly, and plere meaning to fill. Therefore, uncomplete means not complete or incomplete.
