have done with

End it completely

To have done with something is to finish with it or put an end to it, especially something tiresome or troublesome: Let's have done with this argument once and for all.

The phrase implies a decisive break—not just completing something but being finished dealing with it entirely.

I wish we could have done with these endless meetings.

completion

finish

Bring to completion

wrap up · settle · resolve · close · wind up · seal · consummate · culminate · cap off · sign off

abandonment

quit

Cease doing something

  • stopCease all motion
  • endFinal portion or cessation
  • ceaseTo discontinue activity

drop · leave behind · give up · let go · wash hands of · turn back on · walk away from · cast off · swear off · renounce

Opposites
continuation vs. cessation

have done withkeep at

Continue despite difficulty

stick with · resume · keep up · maintain · sustain

attachment vs. detachment

have done withcling to

Hold fast to

take up · embrace · throw oneself into · begin · start

Family

have, with, within, done, without, withdraw, undone, overdo, withhold

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