finito
That's a wrap
Finito is Italian for "finished," borrowed into English as a playful or emphatic way to declare something done or over: That's it, finito, Once the money's gone, we're finito.
It often signals finality with a flourish, ending discussions or marking the completion of tasks.
No longer in progress
- finishedBrought to an end
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
- achievedSuccessfully completed a goal
- completedFully finished
concluded · fulfilled · executed · realized · settled · sorted · nailed · finalized
Final portion or cessation
- conclusionEnd or deduction
- terminationAct of ending something
- cessationA full stopping
- wrap-upConcluding summary or review
closure · culmination · expiration · discontinuation · stopping · halting · shutdown · adjournment
Exhausted or disbursed
Fixed without end
- irreversibleCannot be undone
- conclusiveEnding all debate
- decisiveQuick to conclude
- absoluteTotal, without qualification
settled · sealed · unalterable · unchangeable · fixed · determined · inevitable · binding
done
No longer in progress
- finishedBrought to an end
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
- achievedSuccessfully completed a goal
completed · concluded · fulfilled · executed · realized · settled · sorted · nailed · finalized · consummated
end
Final portion or cessation
- conclusionEnd or deduction
- terminationAct of ending something
- cessationA full stopping
wrap-up · closure · culmination · expiration · discontinuation · stopping · halting · shutdown · adjournment · curtailment
spent
Exhausted or disbursed
empty · kaput · toast · cooked · fried · run-down · worn-out
permanent
Fixed without end
- irreversibleCannot be undone
- conclusiveEnding all debate
- decisiveQuick to conclude
absolute · settled · sealed · unalterable · unchangeable · fixed · determined · inevitable · binding · irrevocable
finitounfinished
Not yet complete
beginning · started · in progress · ongoing · continuing
- finish lineRace completion marker
- finish offComplete or consume entirely
- finish upBring to completion
- from start to finishEntire duration covered
- to finishBring to an end
- photo finishRace decided by camera
finish, definite, definitely, infinity, definition, infinite, definitive, finite, infinitely