A spacetime is timelike-geodesically complete when every inextendible affinely parametrized timelike geodesic has proper time extending without a finite endpoint in both directions.
Timelike geodesic incompleteness means that at least one inextendible timelike geodesic reaches an endpoint after finite proper time. Singularity theorems commonly establish this conclusion without asserting that curvature diverges.
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