Done with
Done with adjective - Having no further concern with.
Gone and done with are semantically related in property topic. In some cases you can use "Gone" instead an adjective phrase "Done with", when it comes to topics like accomplished.
Both terms in one sentence
- What else is there, after all, when love and friendship and power, and regret and loss and reunion fierce enough to tear away all that might have been bittersweet, when all — all — is gone and done with, what else is there, but the needs of the stomach?
Source: Literature / Toll the Hounds -
The Magic Goes Away — Morgaine closing the Gates means that all their power is gone, and all, good and ill, that can be done with them.
Source: Literature / Morgaine Cycle -
Gone Horribly Right: TT2000's April Fool's Day prank to the Godmodder was done with the hopes of getting him upset and damaging him.
Source: Roleplay / Destroy The Godmodder
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