completely finished
All the way
Completely finished emphasizes that something is done in its entirety, with nothing remaining to complete.
The phrase is technically redundant—finished already implies completion—but the doubling serves for emphasis or reassurance: Are you completely finished with your homework?
The project is completely finished, not a single task left.
- doneNo longer in progress
- all doneCompletely finished
- overAbove or exceeding
- game overFinal failure message
- endedCame to a stop
concluded · wrapped up · finalized · completed · signed and sealed · through · run its course · accomplished · exhausted · depleted · spent · out of gas · used up · bone dry · kaput · toast · cooked · down for the count
- Redundanciestautology, pleonasm, redundancy, redundant phrase, added bonus
completely finishedunfinished
Not yet complete
incomplete · half-done · in progress · uncompleted · ongoing
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