Done and Missing

Done

Done adjective - No longer existing.
Usage example: the day of the small independent grocer is done

Missing and done are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Missing" instead an adjective "Done".

Missing

Missing adjective - Not present or in evidence.
Usage example: any sense of how real people talk and act is missing from this novel

Done and missing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Done" instead an adjective "Missing".

Nearby Words: miss, mission, missed

Both words in one sentence

  • Snipe Hunt In reality, Caesar himself was pretty much banking on the eagle being stolen and missing and the mission existed only because it would be strange if nothing was done about the missing eagle.
    Source: Snipe Hunt
  • Missing Man Formation Done ridiculously insensitively in The McConnell Story, in which McConnell's widow is advised of her fighter and test pilot husband's death by the missing man formation.
  • When the others meet him, he's looking for her because she's gone missing in the wake of the Djinn's curse, and promises to return to her side once The Quest is done.
    Source: The Champion
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Missing and Done. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 14, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/done/missing
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