have done
Cease the action
Have done signals completion, often with impatience or finality.
Let's have done with this argument means let's finish it and move on.
I would have done with the whole affair expresses a wish to be finished.
The phrase is somewhat formal or literary, more common in British than American English.
Brought to an end
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
- completedFully finished
- concludedBrought to completion
- finalizedMade permanent and complete
executed · delivered · achieved · fulfilled · wrapped up · settled · resolved · carried out
At the end
- at lastAfter prolonged waiting
- over withCompleted and past
- crossed offEliminated with a line
- sortedPut in order
checked off · taken care of · dealt with · out of the way · put to bed · squared away · closed out · tied up
Past participle of experience
- experiencedHaving practical knowledge gained
- encounteredCame upon or faced
- seenPerceived visually
- witnessedSaw firsthand
tried · sampled · tasted · explored · ventured · participated · taken part · gone through
finished
Brought to an end
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
- completedFully finished
- concludedBrought to completion
finalized · executed · delivered · achieved · fulfilled · wrapped up · settled · resolved · carried out · performed
finally
At the end
- at lastAfter prolonged waiting
- over withCompleted and past
- crossed offEliminated with a line
checked off · sorted · taken care of · dealt with · out of the way · put to bed · squared away · closed out · tied up · unburdened
undergone
Past participle of experience
- experiencedHaving practical knowledge gained
- encounteredCame upon or faced
- seenPerceived visually
witnessed · tried · sampled · tasted · explored · ventured · participated · taken part · gone through · faced
- perfect tensespast perfect, present perfect, future perfect
- archaic imperativeshark, behold, begone, beware, heed
have donecarry on
Continue doing something
continue · keep going · go on · persist · keep at it