finished
finished Lexical Profile
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• adjective
Having been brought to an end, completed, or concluded; having no further work or action remaining.
"She placed the finished manuscript on the editor's desk with a sigh of relief."
Having been processed, treated, coated, or polished to achieve a desired final surface or state (especially of wood, metal, or manufactured goods).
"The carpenter inspected the finished oak table to ensure the varnish was completely smooth."
Ruined, exhausted, or no longer capable of succeeding, functioning, or continuing effectively.
"After the scandal broke in the national press, his political career was effectively finished."
Highly skilled, accomplished, or perfected in technique or execution.
"Only a truly finished musician could navigate such a demanding concerto with effortless grace."
• Rhymes for finished
Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in Middle English as the past participle of the verb 'finish', which derives from Old French 'feniss-', the extended stem of 'fenir', ultimately from Latin 'finire' ('to limit, set bounds, or bring to an end'), from 'finis' ('end').