Completed
Completed adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
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Synonyms for Completed
Done with and completed are semantically related in finished topic. In some cases you can use "Done with" instead an adjective "Completed".
Done with
Done with adjective - Having no further concern with.
Completed and done with are semantically related in finished topic. You can use "Completed" instead an adjective phrase "Done with", if it concerns topics such as accomplished.
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Related pairs
- full and completed
- full and done with
- complete and completed
- complete and done with
- finished and completed
- finished and done with
- consummate and completed
- consummate and done with
- closed and completed
- closed and done with
- settled and completed
- settled and done with
- through and completed
- through and done with
Both terms in one sentence
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For the record, he probably wasn't too aware of what was going on around him, and what his superiors would have done with his magic device had he completed his work on it for them.
Source: No Swastikas -
It also encourages players to go for a no-continue clear (otherwise known as a one-credit clear, or 1CC); it's often argued that a game is only counted as completed if it is done with no continues.
Source: Shoot 'em Up - In the Dark Templar novels, however, it's revealed that the Xel'Naga were done with the Protoss; they had completed their work and left to create the Zerg as a complementary species, which would have, in time, joined with the Protoss to create the Xel'Naga's descendants.
Source: Franchise / StarCraft
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Completed & Done with. N.p., 2016. Web. 15 Aug. 2026. <https://thesaurus.plus/related/completed/done_with>.
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