Complishment is a high state of being, combining the finality of completion and the esteem of accomplishment.
Etymology: "Complishment" was first introduced into the English language in a scholarly communication about gravity, which can be found in the ArXiV paper ArXiv:0908.2271
"This paper has been withdrawn by the authors due to the paper is far from complishment." (ibid)
The health care bill is finally close to complishment.
A compliment that can easily be mistaken for an insult OR a compliment that is intended to be an insult. Usually said in a sarcastic tone and uses one's positve attributes to patronize and or demeen.
a statement which on the surface seems to be a compliment, but has an insult buried in the middle of it ... it must consist of three parts: the initial compliment, to put the listener at ease ... the second part slips in an insult, catching the listener off-guard ... and the third part closes with another compliment, leaving the listener a little confused and wondering what just happened
"You look very nice today. That's a hideous shade of green, but it looks pretty good on you." ... an insult, buried between two compliments, is a complinsultment