fini
Over, in Paris
Fini is a French borrowing meaning finished, done, or over—typically said with theatrical flourish to announce completion: And with that last brushstroke, fini!
The word appears in English as an affected or playful alternative to "finished," often marking the dramatic end of a task or performance.
No longer in progress
- endedCame to a stop
- concludedBrought to completion
- overAbove or exceeding
- completeLacking nothing, fully done
terminated · wrapped · closed · finalized · accomplished · through · kaput · ceased
Concluding part of performance
- curtainFabric hung for privacy
- bowRespectful forward inclination
- exitWay to leave
- closingFinal stage of something
denouement · climax · coda · encore · applause · epilogue · sign-off · wrap-up
done
No longer in progress
complete · terminated · wrapped · closed · finalized · accomplished · through · kaput · ceased · expired
finale
Concluding part of performance
closing · denouement · climax · coda · encore · applause · epilogue · sign-off · wrap-up · endgame
glossy
Smooth and shiny
lacquered · polished · textured · coated · lustrous · varnished · sleek · smooth · patina · sheen
exhausted
Utterly depleted of energy
toast · cooked · wrecked · ruined · demolished · destroyed · beat · wiped · drained · defunct
finiongoing
In progress now
unfinished · in progress · incomplete · continuing · underway
finicontinuing
Going on without stopping
perpetual · endless · everlasting · persistent · sustained
- finish lineRace completion marker
- finish offComplete or consume entirely
- finished offCompleted the last part
- final examConcluding course assessment
- final strawLimit-exceeding final burden
- finish upBring to completion
finish, final, finished, define, refine, unfinished, infinity, finishing, infinite