finished

/ˈfɪn·ɪʃt/ adj [not gradable]

Definition

› completed or brought to an end: Raw materials make up only a small part of the cost of the finished product. As a result of this latest scandal, the senator’s career is finished .

(Definition of finished adj from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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finish n
finish off something phrasal verb COMPLETE
finish someone/something off phrasal verb DESTROY
finish up something phrasal verb
finish v
finished adj
finisher n
finite adj
fink on someone phrasal verb
fink out phrasal verb
fir (tree) n

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finish v
finish n
finish someone/something off phrasal verb DESTROY
finish off something phrasal verb COMPLETE
finish up something phrasal verb

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finish someone/something off phrasal verb DESTROY
finish off something phrasal verb COMPLETE
finish up something phrasal verb

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