Done and Sunk

Done

Done adjective - Facing certain defeat, disaster, or death.
Usage example: at this point retailing in the city's downtown is done

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

Sunk

Sunk adjective - Facing certain defeat, disaster, or death.
Usage example: all our savings went for lottery tickets, and now we're sunk

Done and sunk are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Done" instead an adjective "Sunk".

Both words in one sentence

  • In Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow, one level has you aboard a recently sunk nuclear powered navy ship with the nuclear reactor about to "go critical" forcing you to hurry and shut it down by removing the fuel rods instead of inserting control rods as would be done in reality.
  • These Hands Have Killed Huginn and Muninn then reveal to Harry that after what he'd done on Earth during the Chitauri invasion sunk in, he tried to cut off his own hands...
  • Literally Shattered Lives Plastic Man had this done to him in the Justice League comic book, courtesy of a superhuman who petrified him and shattered him to pieces in pre-sunk Atlantis (which, subsequently, sank).
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