Ended
Ended adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
Through with and ended are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Through with" instead an adjective "Ended".
Through with
Through with adjective - Having finished or arrived at completion.
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Synonyms for Through with
Ended and through with are semantically related. You can use "Ended" instead an adjective phrase "Through with".
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If he hadn't allowed Daigoro to run him through with his spear, it would have ended in complete victory for Retsudo.
Source: Manga / Lone Wolf and Cub -
It's later revealed she came back to exact vengeance on the people who killed her, but couldn't go through with it and ended up splitting her negative emotions into Shadow Yuuko instead.
Source: Manga / Dusk Maiden of Amnesia - But at the last moment, he just couldn't bring himself go through with it and ended up killing the lot of them.
Source: Miles Gloriosus / Video Games
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