finished

/'finiʃt/
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finished

The carpenter applied a final coat of varnish to the finished cabinet.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Completed or concluded: Having reached the end; no longer continuing or in progress.
    • Polished or perfected: Having a high degree of refinement, skill, or completion; not crude or unfinished.
    • Ruined or defeated: No longer effective, successful, or able to continue; brought to an end in a negative sense.
    • Having a final surface treatment: Having a final coating, polish, or treatment applied.
Examples of Usage
  • Completed or concluded:
    • Are you finished with your homework?
    • The meeting is finished for today.
  • Polished or perfected:
    • She gave a finished performance that captivated the audience.
    • The report was a finished piece of analysis.
  • Ruined or defeated:
    • After the scandal, his political career was finished.
    • If we lose this game, we're finished in the tournament.
  • Having a final surface treatment:
    • We sell both finished and unfinished furniture.
    • The finished product has a smooth, glossy coat.
Advanced Usage
  • "to be finished with someone/something": To have ended one's involvement, patience, or relationship with someone or something.
    • I'm finished with his constant excuses.
  • "a finished article": A person or thing that is fully developed or perfected.
    • The young player is talented but not yet a finished article.
Variants and Related Words
  • Finish (verb): To bring to an end or complete.
    • Please finish your work.
  • Finisher (noun): A person or thing that finishes something.
    • He is a strong finisher in races.
  • Finishing (noun/adj): The final stage or the final touches.
    • The finishing touches were applied to the painting.
Synonyms
  • Completed: Brought to an end.
  • Done: Finished or completed.
  • Polished: Refined and elegant.
  • Ruined: Brought to destruction or defeat.
Related Phrases (Phrasal Verbs)
  • Finish up: To complete the last part of something.
    • Let's finish up this project by Friday.
  • Finish off: To complete or destroy something.
    • She finished off the last piece of cake.
    • The injury finished off his season.
Related Idioms
  • Finished product: The final, completed version of something.
    • The prototype is rough, but the finished product will be sleek.
  • A finished man/woman: A person whose reputation or career is destroyed.
    • After the verdict, he was a finished man in the industry.
finished

The carpenter applied a final coat of varnish to the finished cabinet.

Adjective
  1. brought to ruin
    • after the revolution the aristocracy was finished
    • the unsuccessful run for office left him ruined politically and economically
  2. having a surface coating or finish applied
    • the finished bookcase costs much more than the unfinished ones
  3. (of skills or the products of skills) brought to or having the greatest excellence; perfected
    • a dazzling and finished piece of writing
    • a finished violinist
  4. ended or brought to an end
    • are you finished?
    • gave me the finished manuscript
  5. (of materials or goods) brought to the desired final state
    • a finished product