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Adjective
Cultivated, refined
“His highly finished craftsmanship.”
Adjective
Brought or having come to an end
“A second group stands admiring a finished work depicting red peony flowers.”
Adjective
Facing certain defeat, disaster, or death
“But some say privately that regardless of his case's outcome, he's finished in politics.”
Adjective
Verb
Simple past tense for to come to an end
“Mrs Porter had just finished the task.”
Verb
Simple past tense for consume, use up
“He was sad to read in the newspapers about a retired high school teacher having to hop from table to table in a food outlet to finish the leftovers on the plates.”
Verb
Simple past tense for put a coating on; perfect
“Drywall can be difficult for a novice to finish to a smooth surface.”
Verb
Simple past tense for defeat; kill
“I played well but I didn't finish him off.”
Verb
“The day will finish off with evening dinner and entertainment in the Arklow Bay Hotel.”
Verb
“She went to Switzerland to finish her education.”
Verb
Past participle for to come to an end
“Mrs Porter had just finished the task.”
Verb
Past participle for consume, use up
“He was sad to read in the newspapers about a retired high school teacher having to hop from table to table in a food outlet to finish the leftovers on the plates.”
Verb
Past participle for put a coating on; perfect
“Drywall can be difficult for a novice to finish to a smooth surface.”
Verb
Past participle for defeat; kill
“I played well but I didn't finish him off.”
Verb
“The day will finish off with evening dinner and entertainment in the Arklow Bay Hotel.”
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