finished

Meanings

• completed, brought to an end

  - "The project was finished last week."
  - "After years of hard work, the novel was finally finished."

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Pronunciation

1. /ˈfɪnɪʃt/
   
   
   
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Antonyms

begin , initiate , start , half-finished , unfinished

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Synonyms

in the books

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with finished
hush , rush , blush , fuss , buzz , puss , muss

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Homophones

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1. foin, fin, fain, fein, phin
   

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Variants

List of all variants of finished that leads to same result
finished , finish , finisher , finishers , finishes , finishing , finished attic , finished basement , finished basement/attic , finish with , finished with , finishes with , finishing with

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Forms

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The term 'finished' can appear in various forms in English. For example, it can appear as an adjective ('finished product'), as a verb ('finish a project'), or as a noun ('the finish line').

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Etymology

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Old English 'finisan' - to pay, settle, discharge. The term 'finish' comes from the idea of completing or bringing something to a close.

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Related Concepts

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1. completion: The state or act of completing something. Completion refers to the end result or outcome of a process or project.

2. finalization: The act or process of making something final or complete. Finalization refers to the completion of all necessary steps or processes to bring something to a final or complete state.

3. termination: The act or process of bringing something to an end. Termination refers to the end result or outcome of a process or project that involves bringing something to an end.

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Culture

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The term 'finished' has cultural significance in various contexts. In literature, the term 'finished' can refer to the completion of a literary work. In art, the term 'finished' can refer to the completion of a work of art. In music, the term 'finished' can refer to the completion of a musical composition.

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