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finished

finished

1 1.0
Made and ready to use or sell, often with a smooth surface
  • adjective
  • /ˈfɪnɪʃt/
  • Specialized
translation icon : acabado
  • Hey, guys, we have the finished product now.

OK, so we have a finished haunted house.

Examples

  • So this shows the finished piece in bronze.

  • So we have a finished dress, which is nice.

  • And this is the finished eye look.

  • And here we are, the finished final look.

  • OK, you guys, that is the finished look.

  • Let's see, this is the finished product.

  • With that said, the finished product looks and feels awesome.

  • We are ready to tour the finished Wancho set.

  • This is the finished look with the lashes on.

  • Here is the finished piece, ready for display at the art show.

Synonyms

complete
vsfinished
863 1.0

Finished and not needing any more work

is specific to manufactured objects ready for use and often surface-treated
done
vsfinished
724 1.0

Finished with a task or activity

applies mainly to physical products finalized for use or sale
polished
vsfinished
26 2.1

A shiny, smooth surface after being rubbed or cleaned

indicates overall final product state, not only its surface appearance
completed
vsfinished
1.0

Finished and not needing any more work

is used for objects brought to a final sale-ready state with surface treatment

Antonyms

raw
353 1.0

In a natural state not cooked, treated, or finished

unfinished
132 2.7

Not complete and still needing work

Compounds

high-finished look
6.8

A neat, smooth appearance that seems expensive

high-finished material
7.2

A material with a smooth, shiny surface that looks refined

How Finished

polished
26 2.1
varnished
4.7
finished
  • Specialized
1 1.0
unfinished
132 2.7
raw
353 1.0

Surface Forms

finished positive

Morphology

finished = finish (transparent) = finish + ed

Standard adjectival past-participle formed from the verb 'finish' with -ed; learners who know 'finish' will readily derive 'finished'.

Etymology

Finished comes from an old Latin word finis meaning 'end', the same root you see in final. A finished product is one that has been brought to its 'end' and has received its last surface work or final touch, so it is ready to use or sell.