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What is another word for done for?

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Without hope of recovery

Past participle for to care for or look after

Past participle for to bring about the demise or death of

Past participle for ruin or foil

Past participle for stop abruptly

Past participle for bring to a close

Past participle for to help or give aid to

Past participle for to disprove or refute a statement, theory or belief

Without hope or prospect of completion, success, or survival

No longer working or likely to be useful or successful

Feeling very tired or fatigued

Having been destroyed permanently

No longer in use

No longer capable, effective or needed

Without hope or prospect of survival or redemption

(of a person) At the point of death

Experiencing difficulties and likely to fail

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Verb

Without hope of recovery

in deep trouble

in dire straits

in serious trouble

“Inside every one of us lies a Puritan streak which abhors anything smacking of frivolity or done for the sheer joy of it.”

Verb

Past participle for to care for or look after

administered to

“How am I supposed to do for my kids if I have so many?”

Verb

Past participle for to bring about the demise or death of

taken the life of

caused the death of

ended the life of

terminated with extreme prejudice

wiped from the face of the earth

put to the sword

given someone the works

wiped off the face of the earth

taken someone's life

took the life of

put before a firing squad

put out of its misery

sent to the gas chambers

gave someone the works

took someone's life

sent to the chair

stoned to death

sent to the gibbet

sent to the electric chair

sent to the gas chamber

sent to kingdom come

sent to the gallows

carried out a sentence of death on

moved in for the kill

administered the coup de grâce

ethnically cleansed

killed in cold blood

gave the coup de grâce

drove to the wall

driven to the wall

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“If the liberal movement had been organized and led by one man, he would be the object of a steady persecution which would do for him in the end as it did for Gladstone.”

Verb

Past participle for ruin or foil

brought to naught

reduced to nothing

rendered ineffective

wreaked havoc on

blown a hole in

put the kibosh on

made of no use or value

played havoc with

put out of commission

put the skids under

thrown a monkey wrench in the works of

put out of action

upset the applecart

thrown a spanner in the works

cooked someone's goose

sealed the doom of

wreaked havoc upon

brought to ruin

reduced to rubble

brought to nothing

rained on someone's parade

brought to nought

wreaked havoc with

wrought havoc on

brought to an end

put a damper on

threw a spanner in the works

threw a monkey wrench in the works of

damaged beyond repair

dashed to pieces

interfered with

exerted influence on

had an impact on

had an effect on

treated sacrilegiously

committed sacrilege

treated with disrespect

blasphemed against

committed sacrilege against

handled roughly

caused detriment to

played merry hell with

smashed to smithereens

run onto the rocks

crushed to smithereens

nipped in the bud

brought about the downfall of

drove a nail into the coffin of

driven a nail into the coffin of

did mischief to

done mischief to

ran onto the rocks

broken into pieces

broke into pieces

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Verb

Past participle for stop abruptly

put the kibosh on

put the stopper on

stood in the way of

brought to a close

put the mockers on

upset the applecart

put a spoke in someone's wheel

taken wind out of

nipped in the bud

brought to an end

cooked someone's goose

taken the wind out of your sails

thrown monkey wrench in

thrown a monkey wrench in the works

halted in its tracks

thrown a spanner in the works

brought to a stop

clamped down on

brought to a halt

cracked down on

rendered null and void

dashed one's hope

given the run around

cramped one's style

gotten the better of

taken wind out of sails

circumnavigated

interfered with

steered clear of

defended against

threw a spanner in the works

threw monkey wrench in

threw a monkey wrench in the works

short-circuited

took wind out of

thrown a monkey wrench in the works of

threw a monkey wrench in the works of

put the damper on

put a damper on

kept from happening

put on back burner

gotten in the way

put the brakes on

got in the way of

gotten in the way of

wreaked havoc with

discombobulated

outmanoeuvred^UK

gave the run around

outmaneuvered^US

kept under control

stemmed the flow of

brought to a standstill

brought up short

found a way round

brought to screeching halt

poured cold water on

given a hard time

played for time

gave a hard time

kept at arm's length

found a way around

took the wind out of your sails

got the better of

threw a spoke in the wheel of

thrown a spoke in the wheel of

thrown a monkey wrench into

threw a monkey wrench into

took wind out of sails

threw cold water on

thrown cold water on

taken out of play

took out of play

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Verb

Past participle for bring to a close

Verb

Past participle for to help or give aid to

collaborated with

cooperated with

given assistance to

bailed someone out

done someone a favour

done someone a service

given a boost to

pitched in with

been a factor in

cleared a path for

opened doors for

opened the door for

paved the way for

smoothed the way for

assisted the progress of

got stuck in with

oiled the wheels of

run interference for

smoothed the path of

given a leg up to

gone to bat for

made a pitch for

got someone out of a tight spot

gone down the line for

lent a helping hand to

gave assistance to

did someone a favour

did someone a service

gave a boost to

was a factor in

were a factor in

ran interference for

gave a leg up to

went to bat for

went down the line for

oiled the wheels for

cleared the way for

greased the wheels

given a push to

accomplished quickly

made short work of

finished quickly

achieved quickly

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Verb

Past participle for to disprove or refute a statement, theory or belief

Adjective

Without hope or prospect of completion, success, or survival

dead in the water

up the creek without a paddle

down for the count

dead and buried

gone to the wall

out of circulation

out of business

for the high jump

in a state of disrepair

out of commission

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Adjective

No longer working or likely to be useful or successful

non-functioning

not functioning

out of commission

not in working order

on its last legs

given up the ghost

stopped working

non-operational

in need of repair

in poor condition

not in operation

unavailable for use

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Adjective

Feeling very tired or fatigued

out on one's feet

worn to a frazzle

on your last legs

dead on one's feet

puffing and blowing

asleep on one's feet

gasping for breath

extremely tired

running on empty

under the weather

not up to snuff

the worse for wear

slightly unwell

like death warmed up

not in good shape

out of commission

green about the gills

with sunken cheeks

not a hundred percent

out of condition

not feeling up to snuff

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Adjective

Dead

gone to Davy Jones's locker

pushing up daisies

Adjective

Having been destroyed permanently

no longer extant

no longer existing

no longer known

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Adjective

No longer in use

behind the times

fallen into disuse

no longer in use

horse and buggy

past its sell-by date

past your sell-by date

down memory lane

in the olden days

in the good old days

old as Methuselah

old as the hills

untouched by humans

consigned to oblivion

before the flood

of an earlier time

once upon a time

of a former period

dead and buried

over and done with

ancient history

non-functioning

not functioning

no longer active

out of commission

sunk in oblivion

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Adjective

Down the drain

down for the count

dead in the water

out of business

out of circulation

gone to the wall

dead and buried

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Adjective

No longer capable, effective or needed

past your prime

past your sell-by date

over and done with

Adjective

Without hope or prospect of survival or redemption

Adjective

(of a person) At the point of death

Adjective

Experiencing difficulties and likely to fail

falling to pieces

on its last legs

practically over

in a state of disrepair

gone to rack and ruin

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