finished
- adjective
- /ˈfɪnɪʃt/
- And that, my friends, is the finished makeup look.
OK, so this wig is just this is my finished look.
- OK, so this wig is just this is my finished look.
- So cute finished look and outfit for the Eras Tour.
Examples
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And this is my finished makeup in natural light.
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He was proud to show off his finished painting, which had taken months to complete.
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Here is the finished dog platform.
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And here is a finished view of what this looks like.
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I think I need to put on lashes just to kind of see what the finished thing looks like, right?
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So every one of the finalists is now going to be receiving a gold color of the finished product.
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So cute finished look and outfit for the Eras Tour.
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The artist presented her finished sculpture at the gallery exhibition.
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After weeks of hard work, they finally revealed the finished design of their new website.
Synonyms
Extremely skilled and perfect in what they do
Something people make very good and complete by careful work
Antonyms
Compounds
How Refined
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Finished comes from the old Latin root finis meaning 'end', the same root as final. A finished skill or work has reached its final, polished form after all the care and detail, so it can mean 'perfected' or fully developed.