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Finished or having been brought to an end
“The group stood back, admiring the finished artwork depicting a bowl of fruit.”
Without hope or prospect of completion, success, or survival
“He knew, in his mind, that his sporting career was finished after his most recent injury.”
(of a person's work) Expert or accomplished
“It was a highly finished performance by the maestro.”
(of a surface) Buffed or varnished
“The tabletop must be finished before it is delivered to our customer.”
Finished
Worn out
No longer capable, effective or needed
Having been worked or prepared
Likely to have an undesirable outcome, which one cannot change or escape from
No longer working or likely to be useful or successful
Ended
Having all the parts that are necessary to be complete
In a complete or fully mature stage of development
In a state of financial bankruptcy
Not flawed
Silver-plated
Decided and fixed
Out-of-date
Refined, sophisticated, or elegant
No longer alive, dead
Above or beyond what is expected or normal
Having knowledge of a fact or area
Insisting on immediate attention or obedience, especially in a brusquely imperious way
Allowing no further doubt or dispute
Of the greatest possible degree or amount
No longer in fashion
Free from any flaw or defect
To have carried out an action to the end
“The event will finish with an evening dinner and entertainment at the nearby hotel.”
Without hope of recovery
To have expended or consumed by employing
“I will have to buy some new detergent after we finish the last remaining amount of what we currently have.”
To have expressed in greater detail
(of food or drink) Past tense for to consume or get through the final amount or portion of
“Finish your vegetables, or there will be no dessert for you!”
Past tense for to put a coating on, especially as a final touch
“Sammy used a sage green stain to finish his garden wall.”
Past tense for to end the life of, or defeat comprehensively
“Johnny Cage has the ability to finish his opponent in a truly gruesome manner.”
Past tense for to exit from a given situation, place or event
“After four long years, she would finally finish college.”
To be finished or done with
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