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Done means to bring to pass; to bring to an end.
finished is marked by the highest quality CONSUMATE
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Another word for done?
completed, finished, ended...
Another word for finished?
Complete.
When to use the word done vs finished?
Yes, the word 'finished' is the past participle, past tense of the verb to finish.The past tense of the verb also functions as an adjective.Examples:We have finished our homework. (verb)She let me read her finished chapters. (adjective)
What is the synonyms and antonyms for the word complete?
Synonyms: finished, done Antonyms: unfinished, incomplete
What is the difference between the word legend and ledgend?
The difference is that 'ledgend' is a spelling mistake of 'legend'.
What is a nother word for done?
Another word for "done" is "finished."
Another word for done?
completed, finished, ended...
What is the definition of the word complement?
To be finished, done.
Another word for finished?
Complete.
What are some words to replace the word finished?
Synonyms for the word 'finished' are, done, complete, completed, made, ready, or accomplished.
What is another word to use other than done?
finished
What is another word of executed?
performed, accomplished, finished, completed, done
Another word for done with something?
finished is a good word to use when you are done with something through, as in I'm through with you, it, that,them etc,etc,etc.
What is a 7-letter word meaning finished?
done completed terminated ended all wrapped up (informal) Some other words for 'finished'... completed, done, fulfilled.
What is another word for completely?
finished, done, ended, anything that means finished, or over
When to use the word done vs finished?
Yes, the word 'finished' is the past participle, past tense of the verb to finish.The past tense of the verb also functions as an adjective.Examples:We have finished our homework. (verb)She let me read her finished chapters. (adjective)
What is the difference between replinish and refill?
There is no difference between the word replenish and refill.
