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finishedadjective brought or having come to an endthe frosting isn't finished until you've added all of the decorative roses complete, completed, concluded, done, down, ended, over, over with, terminated, through, up accomplished, achieved, attained, compassed, realizeddead, defunct, extinct, kaput(also kaputt), obsoleteexpired out of hand, out of the way continuing, incomplete, ongoing, uncompleted, undone, unfinished facing certain defeat, disaster, or deathsince there was no way it could possibly make up the scoring deficit, the team knew that it was finished dead, done, done for, doomed, kaput(also kaputt), ruined, sunk endangered, imperiled(or imperilled) to bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be donewe should finish the painting of the house by tomorrow completed, consummated, finalized, perfected, polished followed through (with), stuck outaccomplished, achieved, effectedcarried out, carried through, did, discharged, executed, fulfilled, performedameliorated, amended, bettered, enhanced, enriched, improved, melioratedmachined, refined, rounded (off or out), shone(or shined), touched up got through abandoned, deserted, discontinued, dropped, forsook, quit(also quitted) to bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping pointwe'll finish the concert before dark closed, closed out, completed, concluded, ended, rounded (off or out), terminated, wound up(also winded up), wrapped up climaxed, crownedconsummated, perfectedhalted, stopped, suspended put paid to(chiefly British), rang down the curtain (on) began, commenced, inaugurated, opened, started to come to an endthe three-day race finished yesterday broke off, broke up, ceased, closed, concluded, dead-ended, determined, died, discontinued, elapsed, ended, expired, halted, lapsed, left off, let up, passed, quit(also quitted), stopped, terminated, went, winked (out), wound up(also winded up) desisted (from), laid off (of), refrained (from)gave over(British), knocked off, packed (up or in)broke down, conked (out), cut out, stalledpaused, stayed, suspendedabated, petered (out), wound down(also winded down) bit the dust continued, hung on, persisted drew out, extended, prolonged, protracted in 1582 |