did it
Completed the task
Did it is an emphatic confirmation that someone accomplished something, often against odds or expectations: You did it! You actually passed the bar exam!
The phrase celebrates success or acknowledges completion.
In questions, it seeks confirmation: Did it work?
The contracted did it at the end of a sentence forms a tag question: The dog ate my homework, did it?
Successfully completed a goal
- completedFully finished
- finishedBrought to an end
- doneNo longer in progress
- succeededAchieved desired outcome
pulled off · executed · delivered · accomplished · fulfilled · realized · attained · carried out
Confessed or granted entry
- guiltyResponsible for wrongdoing
- caughtSeized or grabbed
- responsibleObligated to answer for actions
- culpritPerson found guilty
owned up · fessed up · came clean · confessed · perpetrator · the one · committed · at fault
Defeating an opponent
- winAchieve victory
- conqueredDefeated and took control
- overcameDefeated or mastered
- prevailedProved stronger ultimately
mastered · dominated · slayed · triumphed · broke through · rose above · vindicated · champion
At the end
- at lastAfter prolonged waiting
- thank goodnessRelief exclamation
- phewRelieved exhalation
- unburdenedFreed from a load
over with · survived · got through · powered through · endured · persevered · exhale · closure
achieved
Successfully completed a goal
succeeded · pulled off · executed · delivered · accomplished · fulfilled · realized · attained · carried out · wrapped up
admitted
Confessed or granted entry
- guiltyResponsible for wrongdoing
- caughtSeized or grabbed
- responsibleObligated to answer for actions
culprit · owned up · fessed up · came clean · confessed · perpetrator · the one · committed · at fault · to blame
victory
Defeating an opponent
prevailed · mastered · dominated · slayed · triumphed · broke through · rose above · vindicated · champion
finally
At the end
- at lastAfter prolonged waiting
- thank goodnessRelief exclamation
- phewRelieved exhalation
unburdened · over with · survived · got through · powered through · endured · persevered · exhale · closure · release
- Victory Cheersvictory, triumph, win, winner, winning
- yes/no questionsclosed questions, true or false, do you, are you, would you
did itrefused
Declined to accept
abstained · held back · chickened out · backed out · opted out