Attained and Finished

Attained

Attained adjective - Achieved or reached.

Finished and attained are semantically related in completed topic. In some cases you can use "Finished" instead an adjective "Attained".

Finished

Finished adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
Usage example: the frosting isn't finished until you've added all of the decorative roses

Attained and finished are semantically related in achieved topic. You can use "Attained" instead an adjective "Finished".

Nearby Words: finish, finishing, finisher

Both words in one sentence

  • This character's story only begins (specifically at the start of the FIRST work of a series) after they have finished their training, have attained most of their power, and made a name for themselves.
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