Abstract and Finished

Abstract

Abstract adjective - Dealing with or expressing a quality or idea.

Finished and abstract are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Finished" instead an adjective "Abstract".

Finished

Finished adjective - Brought or having come to an end.

Abstract and finished are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Abstract" instead an adjective "Finished".

Nearby Words: finish, finishing, finisher

Both words in one sentence

  • Author Rayne tried to start up a spin-off comic called "Abstract Gender University", but only one page was ever finished and posted (on Rayne's DevArt page).
  • Likewise, the crew of Futurama has a commercial made about their delivery service, but upon viewing the finished product (which is based on the 1984 Apple ad mentioned above) are baffled by the abstract imagery and conflicting messages.
    Source: Dada Ad
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