finito
- adjective
- /fɪˈniːtoʊ/
- Informal
- We're finito, all right?
Examples
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Yep, I'm beyond ready for this ignoble thing called the Obama presidency to be officially finito.
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It's my last week in the jungle then I'm finito.
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So, then it was finito.
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Now Christmas will be kaputski, done, over, finito, finished, finis!
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It's finito.
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It's finito.
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So there it is finito, I suppose it's not too bad, I did sail three quarters of the way around the world, you can't win them all.
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She is finito!
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And I know we've pulled some stuff in the past, but all the coke and the hookers and stuff... - That's finito now.
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After months of hard work, the project is finito and ready for presentation.
Synonyms
Finished and no longer happening
Finished and no longer happening
Finished and no longer happening
Ended so it does not continue
Antonyms
How Finished
Surface Forms
Etymology
Finito comes from the Italian word finire and the Latin word finis, which mean 'end' or 'to finish'. So, if something is finito, it is 'finished' or over.